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Kerry’s HVAC Blog

You Won’t Have To Live With Your Home’s Indoor Air Quality Problems If You Try These Three Strategies

December 14, 2011

Easy Things You Can Do to Have Cleaner Indoor Air Indoor air quality is a major concern for homeowners and for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), as it has included indoor air quality in its top five environmental risks. As a result, many homeowners have grown concerned about the pollutants inhabiting indoor air. Unfortunately, as… Continue Reading

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Not Sure How To Replace The Filter In Your Furnace? Here Are Five Tips To Try

December 12, 2011

Changing Filters is a Simple Thing You Can Do Your furnace filter operates much like the air filter in your car, catching dirt and debris. And when the filter gets clogged, it’s time for a new one, because a full filter causes your heating system to work harder and burn up more energy. In the… Continue Reading

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Unexpected Heating Equipment Failure? Not Sure What To Do? Use T.F. O’Brien’s Replacement Steps

December 7, 2011

Need a New Heating System Now? Here’s Some First Steps to Take If your heating equipment suddenly stopped working during a cold Long Island winter, would you know what to do? A good heating and cooling contractor can help you explore your options. Use T.F. O’Brien’s furnace replacement guide to get started, and then give… Continue Reading

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A Whole-House Humidifier Can Help Combat The Dry Air In Your Home Caused By Cooler Temperatures

December 5, 2011

Keep Your Home Air Dry This Winter A dry home can be an uncomfortable place to be. Worse, dry air can cause health problems, damage your wood floors and furniture, and make it necessary to turn your thermostat up to increase the warmth of your home. When air is too dry, a whole-house humidifier is… Continue Reading

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Do You Know How Lifetime Costs Impact Your Heating System Purchase?

November 30, 2011

Critical Thinking Can Help You Make a Wise Decision When purchasing a major appliance, such as a heating system, there are upfront costs and there are lifetime costs to consider. Upfront costs are the price of the equipment along with installation. Lifetime costs involve both upfront costs and the costs to maintain the equipment, fuel… Continue Reading

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Air-Source Heat Pumps Get Efficient Results In Long Island’s Climate

November 28, 2011

Heat Pumps Work Well for Homeowners on Long Island Efficiency equates to value; therefore both factors are important to Long Island homeowners upgrading their HVAC systems. For maximum value, air-source heat pumps are a particularly popular system of choice due to their high efficiency ratings. From initial purchase through years of operation, an air-source heat… Continue Reading

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Where Do Experts Put The Estimated Life Span Of A Heat-Pump System?

November 23, 2011

How Long Can a Modern Heat Pump Last? If you are considering a new or replacement heating system, the estimated life span of the system is obviously a key factor that you need to take into consideration. This will largely affect your heating costs for many years to come, and you don’t want to choose… Continue Reading

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Wondering What’s All The Hype About Preventive Maintenance? Why It’s Critical

November 21, 2011

Don’t Neglect the Equipment That Keeps Your Home Comfortable   We’ve all heard the saying, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Many apply that saying too loosely to preventive maintenance on a variety of home equipment, from lawnmowers to heating and cooling equipment. The trouble is, a preventive maintenance plan has more benefits than… Continue Reading

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Find Out Why Changing Air Filters Regularly Is One Of The Most Effective Steps You Can Take

November 16, 2011

Your HVAC Air Filters Help Keep Your Air and System Clean   One of the most costly investments in your Long Island home is your heating and cooling system. One of the least expensive ways to keep it operating efficiently and help it have a long service life is to simply change the air filters.

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With Spot Control, Ventilating Fans Improve Indoor Air Quality

November 14, 2011

Air Movement in Your Home Can Improve Comfort and Save You Money   Homes today are built to be almost airtight to improve energy efficiency. However, trapped air may be full of pollutants, odor, and moisture, so you need a way to ventilate your home with fresh air. Without proper ventilation, your family may experience… Continue Reading

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