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 – and shutting the windows to keep the heat in our homes from escaping. Our home heating situation is never too far from our minds during these winter months.
Many homeowners on Long Island are in houses or units that don’t have even heating throughout… some rooms are just warmer or colder than others. One of the ways to help offset that is through the use of heat pumps. These HVAC units are designed to move warm air from one source to another. While they are useful units that help to keep your home comfortable, are they able to work well in the cold winter months?
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 have air conditioner units in our windows, we’re taking them out and storing them. If we have heating units, we’re starting to use them regularly.
It finally feels like fall – and soon it will be winter. That means now is the time to start getting your house ready for winter, cold weather, and snowstorms.
The winter isn’t any colder than usual, and the heat is set just like always, but the house still feels cold. Chances are, windows are the problem. Before you start cursing at your HVAC system, consider replacing draft windows to help improve your home heating efficiency. 
While space heaters are a common winter appliance, they can also cause a lot of worry and concern. According to the 
For the first time today or this season, the heat kicks on, and it smells like burning. It’s disconcerting because the first use of the season is when many heating systems fail or cause fires. Later in the season, homeowners wonder why if it’s a sign of an imminent issue. So, is this a panic-inducing problem or just a disturbing smell to get used to? 
The average person tends to refer to the heating portion of their HVAC system as a “furnace”. In reality, your home has either a furnace or a boiler, and while they both work to heat your home, each one does it in different ways. 
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As the leaves start to fall and the days grow colder, many homeowners are beginning to prepare for the snowy season ahead. A little preparation can help avoid big problems down the road. So, here are some common questions and advice to help you prepare and protect your HVAC systems during the winter. 
Everyone wants to save money and that means saving energy. Today’s technology provides new tools that make this easier and more comfortable than ever. 
