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Kerry’s HVAC Blog

Worried About Summer Allergy Season? Here’s How To Further Your Indoor Air Quality

July 27, 2011

How to Deal With Pollen Exposure on Long Island   Summer allergies are never pleasant. You can’t control the air outside, but you should be able to be allergy-free in your own home. Allergens from outdoor air can enter your home and circulate through your heating and cooling system, affecting your indoor air quality. Fortunately,… Continue Reading

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Feeling Cooped Up? Here’s How To Help Your Indoor Air Circulation

July 25, 2011

Improve the Flow of Air in Your Long Island Home Ventilation systems can refresh and clean your indoor air, and also  improve air circulation. Even if you spend 90 percent of your time indoors (like the average U.S. citizen), a ventilation system can help you feel comfortable and breathe easy. Unfortunately, the indoor air quality… Continue Reading

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Have Your Ductwork Design And Installation Inspected For Better Efficiency

July 20, 2011

Leaks and Gaps in Your Home’s Ductwork Will Waste Precious Energy   Problems in the ductwork design and installation in Long Island homes are one of the leading reasons they lose heat. Whether you are getting a new air system or you are not completely satisfied with your current system’s efficiency, getting your ductwork inspected… Continue Reading

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Crawl Spaces Can Be Laden With Heat — Use These Tips To Trap Heat Before It Enters Your Home

July 18, 2011

Heat Gets Trapped in Your Crawl Space and Will Leak into Your Home Crawl spaces have a big impact on home performance. When the summer sets in around Long Island, heat can collect in your crawl space, rising up through the floor into your living space. This means your cooling system has to work harder… Continue Reading

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Attics Score High In Energy Loss, But Attic Sealing Scores Higher In Energy Efficiency

July 13, 2011

Stop Leaking Your Conditioned Air With Proper Attic and Roof Insulation   As a homeowner, you probably understand the importance of insulation in preventing energy from leaking  through the  attic. However, sealing out moisture and closing up air leaks are also important. Attic sealing can reduce energy loss and moisture problems and can improve your… Continue Reading

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Ocean Air Can Contribute To A More Comfortable Home, But Dehumidification Systems Do Even Better

July 7, 2011

Reducing Humidity Makes a More Comfortable Home in the Summer   Ocean breezes can provide some relief from the humid summer weather around Long Island. Your air conditioner can also help by removing a certain amount of moisture from indoor air. However, it only does so as a byproduct of cooling your home, and isn’t… Continue Reading

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Evaporator Coils 101: How They Affect Air-Conditioning System Airflow

July 5, 2011

Using the Power of Science, Your AC System Can Keep Your Long Island Home Cool   Dependable air conditioning is essential for Long Island homeowners this time of year. Also essential: making sure your cooling system will function properly for the duration of the season, keeping your home and family comfortable. It helps to have… Continue Reading

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Summer Energy-Savings Tips For Long Island Residents

June 30, 2011

There are a Few Simple Things You Can Do to Get the Most From Your AC If the Long Island summer heat and humidity don’t make you uncomfortable, your cooling bills just might. But increasing your energy savings doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice comfort. Here are a few summer energy savings tips:

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New Regulations Push Air-Conditioning Refrigerant Options To New Heights: R410-A

June 28, 2011

New AC Refrigerant Technology Will Help Save the Planet   For years, R22 air conditioning refrigerant has been used in air conditioners and heat pump systems. Now, as more and more people are becoming concerned about the depletion of the ozone layer, this refrigerant is being phased out. Its replacement in most systems is R410-A,… Continue Reading

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Considering Heat Pump Air Conditioning? Here’s What You Need To Know

June 20, 2011

The Popularity of Heat Pumps is Because of Their Efficiency   Hey, Long Island homeowners: there is an option that you may not have considered yet to keep you cool this summer while also saving you some money. If you are in the market for a new HVAC system, consider heat pump air conditioning. Upgrading… Continue Reading

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