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Kerry’s HVAC Blog

Let the Energy Star Be Your Guide When Replacing Your A/C or Furnace

September 6, 2013

Navigate the Value of the Energy Star Sticker   It’s been more than 20 years, but one star on the horizon still provides as much illumination as it did in 1992. It’s the Energy Star, and it should serve as your guiding force if you’re about to replace your air conditioner or furnace.

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Keeping a High Efficiency Air Conditioner in Top Form

September 4, 2013

Getting the Most From Your AC System If you have purchased a high efficiency air conditioner for your home, you need to know about the FACTS. What we are talking about are the SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) FACTS.

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Take the Sweat Out of Summer When You Install a Dehumidifier

August 29, 2013

How Drier Air Can Increase Comfort   Generations of Long Islanders have wondered whether it’s really possible to take the sweat out of summer — that unique sweat that’s spawned by humidity. While you can’t control humidity levels outdoors, you can certainly take the upper hand with indoor humidity if you install a dehumidifier.

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Let Federal Energy Tax Credits Ease the Pain of an Ailing A/C

August 27, 2013

See How Your New Energy Saving System Could Qualify for Credits   The cost of replacing an air conditioning unit can be quite a shocker for the average homeowner. But a homeowner who’s ready to purchase a new A/C this summer can get some financial relief by choosing a system that qualifies for federal energy tax… Continue Reading

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Enjoy Insulation Benefits in All Seasons on Long Island

August 23, 2013

Why You Should Treat Insulation as a Vital Part of Your Home Comfort Most people know that insulation benefits homeowners in the winter by keeping out the cold, but it also benefits your home during warmer months by sealing in cool air and keeping the heat out. If you’re unsure if your home is adequately… Continue Reading

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Time to Map Out a Long-Term Energy Savings Strategy

August 21, 2013

Use the End of Summer to Work On Maximizing Energy Use Every small step you take to reduce your home energy consumption adds up. But to achieve significant savings over a long period of time, you should devise a long-term energy savings strategy.

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A Heat Pump Air Conditioner Needs Regular Maintenance

August 13, 2013

Your heat pump air conditioner requires regular maintenance to keep it running efficiently and to help you save money on your energy costs.

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Your Long Island Home Is a Haven When You Improve Indoor Air Quality

August 9, 2013

When it’s hot and humid outdoors, who can blame you for pining for the creature comforts of home? But if you walk through the door and register the “eww” factor, don’t despair. Your Long Island home can be a haven if you take steps to improve indoor air quality.

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Be Ready if the Power Goes Out in Your Long Island Home

August 7, 2013

There’s no way to predict exactly what area will be hit by a storm, so it’s a good idea to prepare your home and family in advance. Then you’ll be ready long before a named hurricane takes aim at your town.

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Your A/C Installation: You Know About Manual J and Manual D, but What About Manual S?

August 2, 2013

If you haven’t undertaken an A/C installation before (or at least a proper A/C upgrade or installation), you may be surprised by the volume of information acquired.

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