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Air Conditioning

March Message from Kerry: Shamrock Savings & Preventive Maintenance

March 1, 2017

Happy March from T.F. O’Brien! We love this time of year, because it means St. Patrick’s Day is upon us, and spring is right around the corner. It also means we’re gearing up for our annual Shamrock Savings event. What’s so special about this sale? We pull out all the stops to get our valued customers… Continue Reading

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‘Tis the Season for Environmentally Friendly Cooling

November 17, 2016

Learn More About Refrigerant Changes It used to be a fairly inexpensive fix to charge your air conditioning system with Freon®, or R-22, refrigerant. Just a few pounds of the refrigerant, and your unit would make it through yet another sweltering summer. R-22 was plentiful, and that made it easy for us to recharge your… Continue Reading

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Don’t Be Spooked by Your HVAC System! 

October 6, 2016

Give Yourself the Treat of a Maintenance Check for Your Heating System October is here, and that means it’s time for ghosts and goblins… and cooler weather. We love what October brings – the leaves, the pumpkins, the candy corn… but we also know it ushers in those chillier temperatures, too. Is your home comfort… Continue Reading

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Stay Cool this Summer with T.F. O’Brien

July 11, 2016

Welcome to the July Message from Kerry. Summer is in full swing and we’re definitely feeling the heat! Warm weather means air conditioning systems all over Long Island are running daily – and we’re so glad you chose us to help make sure yours was running great this year. We thank everyone who called us… Continue Reading

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When Does Your AC Need Replacement? Three Ways to Know.

June 6, 2016

Here are Some Things to Ask Yourself About Your Current AC System   When summer arrives, everyone gets excited about the warm weather and the chances for outdoor fun. But people still want to be able to come inside and cool down – which is why having air conditioning that works well, and works efficiently,… Continue Reading

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Five Reasons Why You Should Consider Ductless AC for Your Long Island Home

June 6, 2016

Ductless Mini-Split Systems Have a Number of Advantages Ductless air conditioning is not a brand-new idea, but it has gained in popularity in recent years. As a result, many people have heard about it, but might not necessarily know how it works and if it’s effective. You should know as a consumer, ductless air conditioning… Continue Reading

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Tired of Needing AC Repair for Your Nassau County Home? Here’s What You Can Do

May 26, 2016

Routine Maintenance is the Key to Consistent Performance More than likely, the AC system in your Nassau County home was expensive, even if you installed it more than 10 years ago. Like your vehicle, your home’s air conditioning system is an expensive machine.  Air conditioning has always been an investment in the comfort of your… Continue Reading

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AC in your Suffolk County Home Not Working? Troubleshoot First, Call Us Second

May 20, 2016

Our Experts Provide Some Easy Things You Can Do if Your AC Stops Working Nothing is worse than turning on your air conditioning system on the first hot day of the season, only to discover that it isn’t working properly – or worse yet, isn’t working at all!  There are a few things you can… Continue Reading

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May Message from Kerry

May 6, 2016

  Welcome to the May Message from Kerry. Spring is in full tilt here on Long Island. As we move closer to summer weather, now is the time to think about getting our cooling systems in shape. At T.F. O’Brien, we want to schedule your air conditioning maintenance at your convenience, and we need your… Continue Reading

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Four Questions to Ask When You’re Looking for an Air Conditioning Contractor

April 5, 2016

Find Out More About an AC Company Before Hiring Them When you’re looking for an air conditioning contractor for your home, chances are you want someone who’s reliable, has years of experience under their belt, and who can provide you with all your air conditioning needs from soup to nuts. It’s important to work with… Continue Reading

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