Air Purification Systems Let You Breathe Easy

Posted on May 29, 2012June 13, 2024 by kerry

Your Indoor Air Quality is an Important Element of Overall Comfort

Every time you walk into your house, airborne allergens are hitching a ride on your clothing. Further, indoor sources of pollution, such as dust and chemicals from cleaning solutions, can also degrade indoor air quality. Having a good air-purification system can greatly reduce the number of particles circulating in your home. Continue reading “Air Purification Systems Let You Breathe Easy” →

Use Natural Gas In Your Home? Here’s How To Stay Safe

Posted on May 23, 2012June 13, 2024 by kerry

Here are a Number of Natural Gas Safety Tips

Natural gas is a clean, efficient and reliable source of energy for your home, but like any other fuel, it should not be taken for granted. It’s important to take natural gas safety seriously. Continue reading “Use Natural Gas In Your Home? Here’s How To Stay Safe” →

Clues That It May Be Time For A New Air Conditioner

Posted on May 21, 2012June 13, 2024 by kerry

Find Out How to Evaluate Your Current AC System

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” →

Surge Suppressors Protect Against Storm Damage

Posted on May 16, 2012June 13, 2024 by kerry

Protect Large Appliances From Damaging Electrical Surges

A surge suppressor (often called a surge protector) is a device that regulates the flow of electricity to and from electrical appliances. When the voltage spikes, due to a lightning strike or other reason, the suppressor redirects the extra voltage to a ground wire to prevent the appliance from suffering a damaging overload. And it’s an effective measure of protection against damage to your home equipment. Continue reading “Surge Suppressors Protect Against Storm Damage” →

Smart Thermostats Let You Log On For Control

Posted on May 14, 2012June 13, 2024 by kerry

Home Heating and Cooling Can Be Controlled Remotely

Smart thermostats allow you to control the temperature in your home — without touching a single button on the thermostat itself. They are possibly the best thermostats on the market for homeowners who desire the ultimate in home comfort and convenience. Continue reading “Smart Thermostats Let You Log On For Control” →

Check Your Home’s Indoor Air Quality

Posted on May 9, 2012June 13, 2024 by kerry

Clean Air is an Important to Your Home’s Overall Environmental Health

Your home’s indoor air quality is of vital importance. Keeping tabs on air quality and making necessary adjustments will keep contaminants out of your home as we approach summer in the Long Island area. Continue reading “Check Your Home’s Indoor Air Quality” →

Let A Dehumidifier Handle Humid Springtime Air

Posted on May 7, 2012May 7, 2012 by kerry

humidity levels, Long Island, New York 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” →

Need A New Thermostat? 3 Key Considerations

Posted on May 2, 2012June 13, 2024 by kerry

Programmable Thermostats are a Way to Save Money

So you need a new thermostat and, because this may be the first time you’ve ever had to shop for one, you may not know where to begin. If that’s the case, consider three factors and, by the time you head to the store, you should feel ready and confident to make the right selection. Continue reading “Need A New Thermostat? 3 Key Considerations” →

Don’t Let Dust Reduce Air Conditioner Efficiency, Call a Pro

Posted on April 30, 2012June 13, 2024 by kerry

A Cleaner AC System Will Work Better and Longer

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” →

Tankless Water Heaters — 2 Sizing Terms You Should Know

Posted on April 23, 2012June 13, 2024 by kerry

How Much Hot Water Do You Want From a Tankless Water Heater

Tankless water heaters are a great option for many homes. Instead of heating water around the clock, like a conventional hot water heater, tankless heaters only heat water when there is a demand for it. This can result in significant energy savings, but not without taking two sizing factors into consideration. Continue reading “Tankless Water Heaters — 2 Sizing Terms You Should Know” →