A central air conditioner or heat pump contains two types of coils, both vital for you to enjoy a warm winter and a cool summer indoors. more
Some people just shrug when they notice the furnace constantly turning on, then turning off a couple minutes later, only to soon turn on again. more
Some unpleasant household odors are trying to tell you something important. more
When it comes to heat pumps, inverters will boost the purchase price but also improve energy efficiency, reduce noise level and better regulate heating and cooling. more
ECOBEE tops the list of premium smart thermostats tested by the Wall Street Journal. more
The relatively new heat pump, now capable of warming homes even in freezing temperatures, is challenging the gas furnace, once a top choice for New York property-owners. more
Your HVAC system seems to be working fine but somehow it still doesn’t deliver all the cool or warm air you want. more
A hybrid heating system will give you comfort and peace of mind during New York winters, but only if you have the budget. more
A lack of adequate insulation may be the reason your HVAC system costs so much to operate.
Inadequate insulation in walls, roofs and attics are common in older homes in New York City and Long Island. more
If you have the money, go with an inverter air-conditioning system, which will repay you with lower electricity bills and a longer life. more
Some people mistakenly think that ratcheting the thermostat down to an unusually cold level will make the AC system cool more quickly. more