Your Airtight Home Needs a Ventilating System, and Here’s Why

ventilating system, Long Island, New YorkNowadays, efficient home are known to be airtight. Most all of the heating and cooling remains where it’s needed and intended, while saving hundreds of dollars on your electric bill throughout the year. However, if you’re lucky enough to have an airtight Long Island home, you may not realize you could benefit from a proper ventilating system to refresh the air you are breathing. Continue reading “Your Airtight Home Needs a Ventilating System, and Here’s Why”

Don’t Let Ice Dams Wreak Havoc On Your Roof

The last thing Long Island homeowners need to contend with is another catastrophe triggered by the weather. So if continuing winter weather has kept you on edge, it may help to remember that you can take a proactive stance with regard to ice dams. In fact, you can absolutely prevent an ice dam from wreaking havoc on your roof, as well as your home and wallet. Continue reading “Don’t Let Ice Dams Wreak Havoc On Your Roof”

Are You Letting The Contaminated Air From Your Garage Get Into Your Home?

contaminated air from your garage, Long Island, New YorkIf your home has an attached garage, contaminated air from your garage could be degrading the quality of your indoor air. Continue reading “Are You Letting The Contaminated Air From Your Garage Get Into Your Home?”

When You Detect A Hazardous Gas Leak

call from outside if you detect a hazardous gas leak, Long Island, New YorkThere are certain steps that you should take to avoid a hazardous gas leak and remain safe in your house. Natural gas is extremely combustible. If a gas line, connection or household appliance begins to leak, you could find yourself in serious danger. Continue reading “When You Detect A Hazardous Gas Leak”

Why An Attic Fan Is Essential To Your Home’s Health

attic fan, Long Island, New YorkYour attic may be out of sight and out of mind, but the conditions there greatly affect your home’s overall “health.” And an attic fan is particularly essential to improving your home’s health. Continue reading “Why An Attic Fan Is Essential To Your Home’s Health”

Ventilation And Insulation: Rx For The Long Island Attic That’s Spiking A Temp

ventilation and insulation in the attic, Long Island, New YorkIf 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”

Control High Energy Bills With These 5 Tips

ceiling fans can help control high energy bills, Long Island, New YorkOur Long Island  summers are  typically hot and muggy, and  heat waves are always possible. With an effective air conditioning system, you can defy the heat and feel comfortable in your home, but it’s going to cost you. That doesn’t mean you can’t take some steps to control high energy bills. Continue reading “Control High Energy Bills With These 5 Tips”

Possible Sources Of Poor Indoor Air Quality That May Surprise You

Sources of poor indoor air quality, Long Island, New YorkWe’ve all sneezed with gusto from a bad cologne or the whiff of an unexpected odor emanating from the refrigerator. But there are many sources of poor indoor air quality, and some of them may surprise you. Knowing what they are can help you fight them.   Continue reading “Possible Sources Of Poor Indoor Air Quality That May Surprise You”

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

natural gas home safety, Long Island, New YorkNatural 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”

Check Your Ventilation If You Discover Water In Your Attic

attic ventilation long island, ny areaNot too many people wander up into their unfinished attic after the cold weather hits—but winter is the perfect time to check and see if your attic ventilation is sufficient. Why? Because sub-freezing temperatures can make it easier to spot two of the biggest problems associated with poor ventilation: condensation and water damage from ice dams. Continue reading “Check Your Ventilation If You Discover Water In Your Attic”