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Make sure your air conditioner filters are stopping allergens
“Air conditioning is an undeniable relief, but not always for our allergies. “If you don’t have a sufficient air filter, then the pollens are just going right through like through Swiss cheese,” said Dr. John Sweet, an allergist with Hennepin Healthcare. Sweet said cleaning the filter on AC units, or replacing dirty one with a […]Read More »
Failed air conditioning system forces evacuation of apartment complex
“Forty-seven residents were evacuated from a West Main Street apartment building late last night after a nonfunctioning air conditioning system drove interior temperatures up in excess of 90 degrees on all four floors of the building, according to Riverhead Volunteer Ambulance Corps. RVAC responded to the building at 260 West Main Street, a building operated […]Read More »
Features to consider when buying a new water heater
“There are many factors to consider when buying a new water heater. You should first of all consider the size of the room or house where you intend to put your heater. Then, you should also consider how much hot water you need. This is because a large water heater is going to be very […]Read More »
What’s the average cost of a new furnace?
“When it gets cold, a furnace can heat air inside a home. Whether yours is old and inefficient or no longer working, a replacement unit can be purchased for $2,614 to $6,310, with a national average currently at $4,453. If you are planning to install a new furnace, consider factoring in furnace type, local climate, […]Read More »
A couple tips to ensure your furnace runs smoothly in the winter
““We’re preparing extra crews for the weekend,” said Mike DeZiel of DeZiel Heating and Air Conditioning in Buffalo. “There is not going to be a lot of sleeping going on in this company this weekend.” An old furnace filter is a common problem that can shut down a furnace, but it’s also an easy fix. […]Read More »