Pretty soon, it will be time to turn on your air conditioner and sit back with a cool drink to enjoy–or maybe just wait out–the summer heat. But what happens if your air conditioner isn’t working after its winter break? Continue reading “Is Your Air Conditioner Ready For Cooling Season? Schedule Maintenance Now”
Reduce the Dry Air in Your Home More Effectively
Excessively dry indoor air is uncomfortable and even unhealthy. It can also cause damage to wood furniture and musical instruments. The solution is a whole house humidifier that can keep the air at an ideal relative humidity. Continue reading “How Whole House Humidifiers Differ From Portable Models”
A New Furnace Installation Can Save You Money and TroubleDid your furnace not perform as well this winter? Did you notice a difference in comfort from last season? It might be time for a furnace upgrade. Continue reading “If Your Furnace Didn’t Perform To Expectation This Winter, Consider An Upgrade”
An Annual Plan to Tune Your HVAC is a Smart Move
Regular preventive maintenance is the best way to keep your furnace, air conditioner, heat pump or other HVAC system in prime operating condition and ready to keep your home comfortable throughout the year. Continue reading “Consider The Benefits Of An HVAC Maintenance Plan”
Learn How UV Light Works on MoldAs an addition to any existing home air-purification device you may have, UV lights are an effective tool for further reducing biological contaminants throughout your home. Continue reading “How UV Lights Work To Reduce Biological Contaminants In Your Home”
Learn How to Evaluate a Deal From an HVAC Contractor
The search for a good deal may take us online when we’re in the market for new or replacement HVAC equipment. New furnaces, heat pumps, and air conditioners can be costly, and there is no shortage of dealers offering discounted prices through their online stores. Deep-discount online shopping may be just fine for items such as books, DVDs, and computers, but with online HVAC deals, the risks far outweigh any advantage you’ll receive from the cost savings. Continue reading “Don’t Be Fooled By Online HVAC Deals — The Risks Aren’t Worth The Savings”
Dry Air in Your Home Can Cause Issues
Dry air in your home, more common in winter, allows static electricity to build up and creates a nuisance for everyone in the house. A simple solution to household static is whole-house humidification, which increases the amount of moisture contained in your indoor air. By keeping your relative humidity at 35 percent or higher, you can reduce the effects of static electricity substantially. Continue reading “Alleviate The Pains Of Static Electricity With Whole-House Humidification”
Ductwork is a Key Component of a Comfortable Long Island HomeThe ductwork of your HVAC system is the pathway through which heated or cooled air travels to reach all points around your home. Ducts that leak reduce the overall efficiency of your HVAC systems and significantly impact home comfort. But sealing leaky ducts can create optimal performance conditions. Continue reading “Sealing Leaky Ducts Can Significantly Improve HVAC Efficiency”
Preparation is the key to staying safe and secure during a power outage. Your electrical service can be knocked out by severe storms, accidents that damage electrical lines, power line breaks, transformer malfunctions or unusually high demand. Whatever the season, avoid the risks of power outages by being ready for them when they occur. Continue reading “A Power Outage Can Occur When You Least Expect It — Be Prepared”
New Heat Pump Technology Makes This a Popular ChoiceHeat pumps are an extremely efficient option for home heating and cooling. These devices operate on a principle similar to that of a refrigerator, but on a much larger scale. They get their name from the main characteristic of how they function: They pump heat from one place to another, moving it out of your house in the summer and bringing it inside in the winter. They use no combustible fuel, producing up to four times more energy than they consume. They are quiet, efficient, and economical. Continue reading “The Parts Of Your Heat Pump And Their Role In Operation”
