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.

Your Poorly Performing Air Conditioner Is at the End of the Line? The Telling Signs

July 31, 2013

The last thing you want to deal with when the temperature soars outside is a poorly performing air conditioner.

Is Summer Heat Gain Getting the Upper Hand in Your Long Island Home?

July 25, 2013

Running your air conditioner 24/7 is enough to counter summer heat gain, but it sure doesn’t make your energy bills look very pretty. Here are some helpful tips for keeping your home cooler so your A/C doesn’t have to work as hard.

An Air Conditioner and a Dehumidifier: Does Your Home Need Both?

July 23, 2013

Hot and humid weather describes a good deal of the climatic conditions in Long Island, making an air conditioner and dehumidifier important components for many homes. While an air conditioner does remove humidity, it’s more a side effect of the conditioning process. If any of these conditions exist in your home, you may benefit from… Continue Reading

Your New Air Conditioner: Installation Issues That Profoundly Affect Performance

July 19, 2013

Reading efficiency labels is important when purchasing a new cooling system, but it’s only half the battle. Although you may not give it much thought, the air conditioner installation process plays a huge role in securing efficiency ratings and performance values.

5 Compelling Reasons to Give Geothermal Cooling and Heating Serious Thought

July 17, 2013

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Department of Energy (DOE) agree that geothermal cooling and heating is the most cost effective, environmentally friendly way to keep your home comfortable.

The Heat Lurking in Your Attic: Is It Creeping Into Your Home?

July 12, 2013

If only heat in attic spaces stayed up there, it wouldn’t be a problem. But when solar energy radiating through the roof raises attic temperatures up to 150 degrees in summer, it becomes an issue for the whole house, not just the attic.

The Ceiling Fans in Your Long Island Home: Boosting Your Comfort While Keeping Down Your Cooling Costs

July 10, 2013

Using ceiling fans in your home offers you an aesthetic, practical and economical solution to reducing cooling costs.

Buying a New Air Conditioner: The Basics

July 3, 2013

When you’re buying a new air conditioner, it’s likely that you’ll run across terms and concepts you’re unfamiliar with. This guide can clarify some of the mysteries of these major appliances, simplifying and demystifying the process for you.

Keeping Your Home Safe and Sound When You’re Vacation-Bound

July 1, 2013

If you’re eagerly anticipating a much-needed family vacation, make sure everything’s in order before you head out. By completing the following measures before you pull out of the driveway, you can enjoy peace of mind on your trip, knowing you’re keeping your home safe and sound during your absence.

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