HVAC filter facts and opinions

The filter is the least expensive item in your heating, ventilation and air conditioning system, but its size and style can help or hurt energy efficiency.

Popular Science has a breakdown on its choices for the best filters, with considerations for smog, pet dander, odors, allergies, budget and much more.

Thermostat tips to save money

Kids do it all the time. They come home, see the indoor temperature is 78 degrees and decide they want it to be 72 inside. So they set the thermostat at 68 degrees, figuring this will accelerate the cooling process.

New HVAC needs new ductwork, too

You’re considering a new system that will provide better heating, cooling and ventilation while being more energy efficient and less harmful to the atmosphere than your old system.

How to install a heat pump correctly

Installing a heat pump is a complicated process, so you want to be sure you have an experienced contractor working for you.

There’s a lot involved – electrical, ducting, plumbing, and gas – so this job is not for a do-it-yourselfer.

Tips for your HVAC capacitors

As with most HVAC parts, people don’t think about the capacitor until it goes bad.

But it happens; the clues include unusually large energy bills, a lack of cool air and an AC system that won’t turn on and off properly.

Our technicians are trained, experienced and licensed to install, maintain and repair commercial and residential heating, ventilation and air conditioning equipment and to clean and inspect your chimney or ventilation shaft. Our team does excellent work, whether it’s handling traditional HVAC work or dealing with the quirks of brownstones, prewar buildings and other structures not easy to heat or cool.

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