Some HVAC “emergencies” are very obvious. The heat dies and the temperature outside is 20 degrees and falling. Or refrigerant is leaking, introducing toxic gas to your indoor air and threatening major damage to your heating, ventilation and air conditioning system. more
Multi-zone systems are one reason home-owners are switching to all-climate heat pumps. more
Some people believe they are saving money by turning off the heating and air-conditioning system when they’re at work or away for several hours. more
The sweet spot for your water heater is 120 degrees Fahrenheit. more
Smart thermostats don’t just keep a lid on utility costs for your heating, ventilation and air-conditioning. more
There are a couple themes to the most common problems that strike air conditioners in New York City and Long Island. more
Dirty air filters are just one of the reasons why your air conditioner may emit mist when you turn it on. more
Restoring or remodeling an old house can be very satisfying, but it often presents a challenge when it comes to cooling the building. more
You want the thermostat to be on an interior wall, away from sources of heat and cold. more
The least expensive repair to an air conditioning system may also be the most avoidable. more
There are some ominous warnings that the compressor on your air-conditioning is struggling to cool your residence or office. more
Ductless heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems are very good at producing and directing heated or cooled air where you want it. more