- December, 16 2024
Furnaces and circuit breakers
First, the good news: Breathe a sigh of relief if your furnace resumes normal operation after you reset the circuit breaker once.
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First, the good news: Breathe a sigh of relief if your furnace resumes normal operation after you reset the circuit breaker once.
MoreTake a look at your boiler’s pressure periodically to make sure it’s within the proper range. When it gets too high or too low the pressure is...
MoreYou can get your winter off to a good start by bleeding the valves on your hot water radiators...
MoreSo you have the heat running just right at home and the family is happy and cozy, but one room doesn’t seem to share the warmth.
MoreYou can cash in tax credits by improving the energy efficiency of your home or business.
MoreYou know that burnt smell that emanates from your furnace when you start it up in the fall? That’s dirt and debris left...
MoreEvery home or business has some air escaping or entering, but these transfers can cause problems if they’re too extreme.
MoreGood news for New Yorkers in low-to-moderate income households.
MoreMaybe your AC is chugging along, but it’s not kicking out any cool air. You notice the fan on the outside unit isn’t moving.
MoreThe compressor and the condenser may get lots of attention, but your HVAC will fail without small parts like contactors.
MoreElectric costs will average $719 for this summer –June through September...
MoreIt could be a dog, frequent vibration, corrosion, aging, an errant lawnmower or none of the above.
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