The cost of replacing an air conditioning unit can be quite a shocker for the average homeowner. But a homeowner who’s ready to purchase a new A/C this summer can get some financial relief by choosing a system that qualifies for federal energy tax credits. Continue reading “Let Federal Energy Tax Credits Ease the Pain of an Ailing A/C”
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The Ceiling Fans in Your Long Island Home: Boosting Your Comfort While Keeping Down Your Cooling Costs
Using ceiling fans in your home offers you an aesthetic, practical and economical solution to reducing cooling costs. Continue reading “The Ceiling Fans in Your Long Island Home: Boosting Your Comfort While Keeping Down Your Cooling Costs”
Your Geothermal Installation: Moving Heat to Keep You Cool
Any air conditioning system works by removing heat from your home, but a geothermal installation removes that heat using less energy. It does this by utilizing the constant temperatures found a few feet below ground. Continue reading “Your Geothermal Installation: Moving Heat to Keep You Cool”
Manual J: Insist on It, as a Rule of Thumb
If you’re thinking about upgrading your air conditioner this summer, you should be familiar with Manual J. Continue reading “Manual J: Insist on It, as a Rule of Thumb”
Ventilation And Insulation: Rx For The Long Island Attic That’s Spiking A Temp
If your home comfort and your wallet have seemed a bit under the weather this summer, you may be surprised to learn that your attic may be to blame. Adequate ventilation and insulation will allow you to improve your air conditioner’s efficiency and lower your spending. Continue reading “Ventilation And Insulation: Rx For The Long Island Attic That’s Spiking A Temp”
Got A Problem With Your Heat Pump? Try These Simple Troubleshooting Tips
What do you do when you come home from a hard day at work to find that your heat pump isn’t working? Continue reading “Got A Problem With Your Heat Pump? Try These Simple Troubleshooting Tips”
Clues That It May Be Time For A New Air Conditioner
Replacing your air conditioner can be quite an undertaking. However, not replacing your current, possibly inefficient, system could end up costing you more money and time in the long run. Continue reading “Clues That It May Be Time For A New Air Conditioner”
Let A Dehumidifier Handle Humid Springtime Air
When springtime hits Long Island, it signals the arrival of warmer weather and blooming flowers, but it also means higher humidity is on its way. Dehumidifiers are one of the best ways to deal with out-of-control humidity. Continue reading “Let A Dehumidifier Handle Humid Springtime Air”
Don’t Let Dust Reduce Air Conditioner Efficiency, Call a Pro
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. Continue reading “Don’t Let Dust Reduce Air Conditioner Efficiency, Call a Pro”
Need To Upgrade Your Air Conditioner? Seek Expert Guidance
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 maintenance tasks. Continue reading “Need To Upgrade Your Air Conditioner? Seek Expert Guidance”