Winter air isn’t all bad for NYC HVAC
The next time you start to yell at your child for leaving a door or window open during the New York winter, consider this: Some outside air probably will improve the quality of your indoor air.
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The next time you start to yell at your child for leaving a door or window open during the New York winter, consider this: Some outside air probably will improve the quality of your indoor air.
You have three choices for your next furnace in New York City or Long Island.
If you’re a New Yorker you don’t need your cousin from Boston to tell you to get your furnace ready before winter arrives.
Maybe you’re one of that vanishing New York City breed, the owner of an oil-burning furnace.
Heat domes mean extra hard work for the heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems that give New Yorkers relief from the sweltering summer.
If water is dripping from your home’s inside vents, you could have any one of a number of problems.
A ceiling fan is a big aid to your heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system. It adjusts the temperature and cuts into your energy bill.
You have until Dec. 31 to cash in on federal tax incentives to upgrade your home’s energy efficiency.
Your central air-conditioning system will cool you off in New York City’s torrid hot spells, but it may not make you as chill as you wish.
You want to do some research before buying a new heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.
Your refrigerant lines are the copper pipes that transport refrigerant from your outdoor unit inside the furnace or air handler that heats or cools your home.
New York City and Long Island periodically feel the effects of smoke from fires in Canada and elsewhere.
You can help your air-conditioner function better in the steamy summers that strike New York City and Long Island.
Virtually every air conditioning system “sweats” a little, creating condensation on the ducts as it cools your home or business. That’s normal, nothing to worry about.
There’s nothing like a heat pump when it comes to a single device that both heats and cools a home or business. It’s energy efficient and good for both your budget and the environment.