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Find a MERV Rating for a Filter That Fits Your Needs MERV ratings are an industry-standard system for describing an air filter’s ability to remove small particles from the air.
Read MoreThere are Some Simple Ways to Keep Your Energy Bills Down If you’ve resolved to adopt some energy-saving best practices, it may help to think of saving energy like making choices on a grocery shopping trip.
Read MoreChoose an Air Cleaner That Works for You and Your Family Air cleaners come in many varieties. They’re especially useful for people with allergies, asthma, or other medical conditions. The market’s filled with different kinds of air filters and cleaners, making it difficult for the average homeowner to figure out what’s best for their home.
Read MoreEnergy Efficient Furnaces That Vary Energy Use Based on Typical Usage Unlike standard furnaces that start and stop, leaving drastic temperature changes in your home, a modulating furnace operates constantly to monitor the temperature in your home.
Read MoreSave on Energy Costs by Adjusting AC or Heat Based on Use When you leave your Long Island home for a day at work, do you need to heat it like you do when you’re home? Absolutely not, yet turning down the thermostat is just one more thing to remember on your way out the… Continue Reading
Read MoreOld Gas Furnaces are Inefficient but Can be Modified Your old gas-fired furnace could be costing you a good deal of money because of its relative inefficiency compared to newer models. If you want to increase your energy efficiency and save some money, you have two options for that old furnace: Repair or replace it.
Read MoreFurnace Sizing is an Important Factor
Read MoreRemoving Snow and Improving Attic Insulation Will Save Your Roof The last thing Long Island homeowners need to contend with is another catastrophe triggered by the weather. So if continuing winter weather has kept you on edge, it may help to remember that you can take a proactive stance with regard to ice dams. In fact,… Continue Reading
Read MoreLearn Why You Need to Deal With Your Broken Heat Exchanger Immediately Having a cracked heat exchanger can be a stressful situation. Many homeowners, however, don’t know what this means. If you find yourself dealing with such a situation in your Long Island home, it’s important that you know a few facts.
Read MoreFind Out If You Can Get Money for Energy Upgrades There is good news for consumers who have been hesitant to upgrade their heating and cooling systems. The federal government has reinstated the 25C residential energy tax credits for taxpayers for qualifying equipment.
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