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‘Tis the season for New Yorkers to cash in on new government programs that will help them improve energy efficiency in their homes.
New indoor radiators are better looking and more energy efficient than their predecessors. Those advantages will soften the sting of buying new radiators.
Remember how you love the feel of cool air when your air conditioner kicks in on hot days?
Eight HVAC manufacturers recently passed federal tests to show they hold up very well in cold weather.
Generally speaking, a heat pump will need to be replaced after approximately 15 years. A well-maintained air-conditioning system may last 20 years in New York City’s climate.
A government agency is predicting little change in your fuel bill from last winter.
Wi-Fi is now part of many modern heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, offering multiple benefits to the property-owner.
Commercial boilers do great work heating buildings, but occasionally they have problems.
New York winters can be especially bracing, so you certainly don’t want your furnace to conk out between November and March.
A boiler tune-up will get your heating system in the best possible condition to keep your family safe and comfortable during the winter.
An experienced technician will thoroughly clean and check all parts of the heating system. This will minimize the chances of a mid-winter breakdown and maximize the boiler’s energy efficiency.
Your heating, ventilation and air conditioning system will give you clues when things are going wrong or parts are deteriorating.
Not all parts in a furnace are created equal. Some cost much more to repair or replace than others. The more important the function, the costlier the part.
You can take a few smart steps that will keep your heating, ventilation and air conditioning system running an extra long time.
Schedule a tuneup for your furnace now and check off one item on your to-do list of household things to do before cold weather arrives.
A puddle of water near your HVAC system is a worrisome sight.
The fix may be simple or complicated, but first, turn off the system before matters get worse.
With summers getting hotter and stickier, you may find your AC running non-stop so you can keep your cool. But the constant operation is raising your utility bill and your blood pressure.