The Lifespan of a Mini-Split Heat Pump vs. Central Air on Long Island
When choosing your next heating and cooling upgrade, the lifespan of your system will be a primary factor. Durability and longevity can mean a better return on investment. Mini-split heat pumps are heavily marketed on their durability and efficiency; however, central...
U.S. Senate Bill Seeks to Reform HVAC Energy Efficiency Compliance
A new Senate bill aims to adjust compliance for HVAC efficiency standards in America by requiring that systems meet the standards on the date they were manufactured, rather than when they are installed. Called the SMART Energy Efficiency Standards Act, the bill would...
Qualifying for the PSEG Long Island Heat Pump Rebate
If you are thinking about installing a heat pump in your Suffolk County home, you may qualify for the PSEG Long Island Heat Pump Rebate. This incentive offers a market-rate or income-qualified rebate if your system meets at least 100% of your home’s winter heating...
Is it Cheaper to Run an AC or a Heat Pump During Summer on Long Island?
There is no inherent difference in running costs when comparing modern heat pumps and air conditioners with similar efficiency ratings. However, if you are upgrading a full system (air conditioner and oil furnace), a new central heat pump can significantly reduce your...
Will Your Air Conditioner Survive Another Long Island Summer?
Long Island summers are brutal for air conditioners. From late June to September, central air systems run continuously at high loads. If your AC unit is on the edge of failing, the first serious heat wave could push it over the edge. If you’ve been wondering if your...
Lennox® Receives GOOD DESIGN® Award for Its Cold Climate Heat Pumps
Lennox®, one of America’s leading HVAC manufacturers, has received a GOOD DESIGN® Award from The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design for its innovative cold climate heat pumps. The Lennox® SL22KLV Cold Climate Heat Pump was the unit recognized...
Upgrading Ductwork vs. Installing Mini-Split Heat Pumps in Suffolk County
If it’s time to replace your central air system, you have a decision to make that goes beyond just picking the next unit. The condition and layout of your existing ductwork will determine whether a new high-efficiency system is the right path, or whether converting to...
You Can Still Install an HVAC System in Suffolk County with R-410A
R-410A is a type of refrigerant being phased out for R-454B. The change ensures that new systems meet strict environmental and efficiency standards. Many homeowners and even businesses on Long Island have been confused about the messaging from the Environmental...
Why Square Footage is the Wrong Way to Size an Air Conditioner in Suffolk County
Square footage is the wrong way to size an air conditioner because it fails to account for your home’s unique thermal properties, including insulation quality, window insulation, layout, and regional humidity. When it’s time to replace your Suffolk County air...
All You Need to Know About New Refrigerants for Air Conditioning in Suffolk County
Refrigerant gas is used by your air conditioner or heat pump to cycle thermal energy through your air conditioner. R-410A was the industry standard refrigerant in America for the last 15 years, but it’s now being phased out for R-32 and R-454B. While this won’t affect...
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