New York Power to Choose
Until the 1990s, New York’s gas and electricity was entirely controlled by local utility providers, who set prices for every business and homeowner. When the state deregulated its energy market in the late 1990s,
Why You Should Buy a Smart Thermostat
Maintaining an optimal home temperature is essential for your comfort, safety, and financial stability. Efficient temperature management provides relief from excessive heat, and protects you from the cold, while minimizing energy expenditure, creating a
What is CFM in HVAC?
One of the most common questions we receive from homeowners is, “What is CFM in HVAC?” CFM stands for Cubic Feet per Minute, a measurement of the amount of air moving through your HVAC system.
What Uses the Most Electricity in a Home?
According to the latest data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the average household spent approximately $143 a month on electricity last year. In some states, homeowners paid over $220! Managing energy consumption can
What to Do If Your Upstairs is Hot and Downstairs is Cold?
Uneven temperatures are a common issue in two-story houses. Even though it’s hot upstairs, it's often cold downstairs. To a certain extent, this problem is unavoidable. Hot air rises while cold air sinks, so
