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Kerry’s HVAC Blog

Need A New Thermostat? 3 Key Considerations

May 2, 2012

Programmable Thermostats are a Way to Save Money So you need a new thermostat and, because this may be the first time you’ve ever had to shop for one, you may not know where to begin. If that’s the case, consider three factors and, by the time you head to the store, you should feel… Continue Reading

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Don’t Let Dust Reduce Air Conditioner Efficiency, Call a Pro

April 30, 2012

A Cleaner AC System Will Work Better and Longer One of the biggest deterrents for air conditioner efficiency is dust and dirt in the system. That’s why your home’s air conditioner has a filter in the return air duct, to trap as much of this dust as possible.

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Diminished Home Comfort And High Energy Costs? 3 Possible Problems

April 25, 2012

Are You Getting Higher Energy Bills? Learn Why It Might Be Happening If your home comfort is not up to par, it will generally result in an unpleasant living environment that leaves you feeling stressed and uncomfortable. When decreased home comfort combines with high energy bills, look to the following three possible problem areas in… Continue Reading

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Tankless Water Heaters — 2 Sizing Terms You Should Know

April 23, 2012

How Much Hot Water Do You Want From a Tankless Water Heater   Tankless water heaters are a great option for many homes. Instead of heating water around the clock, like a conventional hot water heater, tankless heaters only heat water when there is a demand for it. This can result in significant energy savings,… Continue Reading

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What Can You Do To Ease Allergies Indoors? 3 Tips

April 19, 2012

Allergy Season is Here, Learn What You Can Do About Pollen   When temperatures start to warm up around Long Island, allergies appear. Most allergies are caused by the presence and movement of pollen and dust through the air.

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Bump In The Night: Furnace Sounds That Mean It’s Time To Call A Pro

April 17, 2012

Is Your Furnace is Making Strange Noises?   Snap, crackle, pop is fine in your cereal bowl, but not so fine when it’s coming from your furnace. How can you tell when those creaks and bumps in the night warrant a repair call? Here’s how to diagnose some furnace noises:

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Need To Upgrade Your Air Conditioner? Seek Expert Guidance

April 12, 2012

Having the Right Sized AC System Will Improve Performance and Energy Use If you’ve decided to upgrade your air conditioner this spring, it’s fine to start exploring on your own. However, when you’re serious about making a purchase, it’s important to work with an HVAC professional to size your system, ensure a warranty and perform… Continue Reading

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Humidity Control, Not Just Heat and Air, From Your Programmable Thermostat

April 10, 2012

Learn How New Programmable Thermostats Affect Humidity During a Long Island winter, probably the only blast of humidity that you may feel is after someone takes a shower and forgets to turn on the bathroom fan to circulate the air.

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Considering Geothermal Installation Options? What You Need To Know

April 4, 2012

How Does A Geothermal HVAC System Work? With the high costs of fuel, many Long Island homeowners are considering energy-efficient geothermal heat-pump systems to heat and cool their homes. If you are looking at geothermal installation options for your home, there are a few things you need to know about your property in order to… Continue Reading

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Annual HVAC Service — How A Service Agreement Benefits You

April 2, 2012

Save Yourself Some Unplanned Issues With an Annual Plan   Do you want to keep your HVAC system at peak working condition? Would you like to pay less on your utility bills, while enjoying peace of mind that your equipment is functioning safely? The best way to accomplish these goals is to schedule annual HVAC… Continue Reading

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