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Does It Matter Where You Put Your Thermostat?
In many (or maybe even most) homes, you’ll find the thermostat in a hallway. Somewhere along the line, builders decided that was where they should
Can A Heat Pump Be Your Primary Heat Source?
We may be heading out of the coldest time of the year here on Long Island, but that doesn’t mean all our chilly days are
Three Reasons to Install a Programmable Thermostat
Most people get a programmable thermostat to save on their energy bills, but these three reasons to install a programmable thermostat are better for more
Frequently Asked Basement Heating Questions
Many homeowners on Long Island have basements. Some keep them unfinished (or mostly unfinished) as they’re relegated to storage or maybe where the washer and
What You Need to Know About Geothermal Heating
Geothermal heating has many benefits. In addition to having a low environmental impact, it also has a low operating cost and is expected to last
What Pet Owners Need To Know About Central Heating
While the winters on Long Island can bring us some surprisingly warm days here and there, it’s going to get pretty cold overall. We’ll be
What Are the Advantages of a Heat Pump?
Are you shocked and dismayed every time you open your heating bill? If you’re like most Long Island residents, wintertime brings month after month of
The Tragar Difference
Lots of companies claim to put the customer first. At Tragar Home Services, it’s not just talk. Like our customers… we live, work, and play
5 Benefits to Whole House Water Filtration
Sometimes you find spots on your glasses after running the dishwasher or get a soapy feeling on your hands after washing them. That is because
How Does A Heat Pump Work In The Winter?
The days are getting shorter and shorter lately as we head toward another winter. That also means we’re taking out the heavier blankets and bedding
Signs It’s Time To Upgrade Your Home Heating Unit
It’s that time of year again! Fall is in the air as the days get shorter and the air gets crisp and chilly. If we
Best Heating Options for a Finished Basement
Controlling the temperature and humidity in your basement is important for your comfort and the overall health of your home. Most basements run 15 degrees
