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Kerry’s HVAC Blog

Limited Duct Space? Consider High Velocity Heating.

January 24, 2020

Do you live in an older, multi-story home but need better heating? Then it’s time to get your “ducts” in a row and consider the benefits of high velocity heating. Developed to provide optimal heating in homes where space for ductwork is limited, high velocity heating systems can provide you with the heat and comfort… Continue Reading

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Why You Should Choose a Daikin Comfort Pro

January 24, 2020

Your home comfort is important. As such, you should never just trust it to any company. Unfortunately, there are HVAC contractors out there who lack the credentials, experience and training to bring you and your family effective and efficient home comfort. Many times, people choose them because their products and services are cheaper up-front. But… Continue Reading

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Resolve to Make Your Home More Energy Efficient in 2020

January 3, 2020

It’s that time of year again – when everyone starts thinking about their New Year’s resolutions. Many times, they revolve around weight loss and fitness, and sometimes achieving personal and professional goals. One resolution that can help both you and the planet in 2020 is to conserve energy. And it’s a resolution you can keep… Continue Reading

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Fuel-Free Heating Alternatives for 2020 – What Are My Options?

January 2, 2020

When it comes time to replace your home’s heating system, you should know you have options that are cleaner, more efficient, and don’t use gas or oil. These innovative systems actually extract the heat from the air or the ground, and bring it into your home. That way, you won’t need to worry about gas… Continue Reading

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A Humidifier Will Keep Static Electricity From Getting Out of Hand

December 26, 2019

A Whole House Humidifier Can Remove Dry Air During Winter   We all know that the winter months in Long Island are notorious for creating an excessive amount of static electricity around the home, causing everything from unpleasant shocks to bad hair days. The reason for the static increase is related to a home’s heating… Continue Reading

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New York State’s 100% renewable energy by 2050 plan: what does it mean for homeowners?

December 16, 2019

Long Island-based HVAC expert talks electric heating efficiency, costs This year, New York state announced an ambitious mandate to reach 100% renewable energy by 2050, and for 70% of the state’s electricity to come from renewable energy by 2030. While not the first state to implement such a plan – Hawaii, New Jersey and California… Continue Reading

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What Type of Heating System Is Best for My Home this Winter?

December 6, 2019

If you’ve decided that it’s time to replace the heating system in your home, you might have found yourself in a bit of a quandary. There are so many different types of heating systems on the market today, it can be confusing to know which is the best for your home and lifestyle. You want… Continue Reading

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Have An Attitude of Gratitude? Here Are 9 Things Only Long Islanders Would Be Thankful For.

November 26, 2019

When Thanksgiving rolls around, most of us take some time to think about what we’re truly thankful for. Of course, friends and family top that list, as well as the wonderful Thanksgiving feast that’s been lovingly prepared for us. As Long Islanders, though, we have some other wonderful things to be thankful for. We live… Continue Reading

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Preparing Your Home for a Long Island Winter

November 20, 2019

Whether we like it or not, winter is on its way here on Long Island. That means the days have grown shorter, the temperatures chillier, and everyone’s thoughts have turned to the holiday season. Is your home ready for the cooler weather ahead? It will be, if you check out these great tips to help… Continue Reading

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Talking Turkey About HVAC Repair – What You Need to Know

November 20, 2019

If your heating system isn’t doing its job the way it used to, you might be thinking about repairs and the costs associated with them. Depending on how extensive the need, repairs can be simple and fairly inexpensive – or extensive and quite costly. Many times, though, people aren’t sure whether fixing the system is… Continue Reading

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