It’s understandable to keep costs low when renovating your home or business facility. There are certain aspects of construction and building repair that can be fully performed in-house without taking much of a risk. It can be tempting to choose an installer who can do the job for a really low price, even if the details are a little skimpy. We get it — money is tight.
Taking a little bit of time to be conscientious about maintaining one’s equipment can help prevent bigger problems in the future. This idea is particularly worth considering with regards to HVAC preventative maintenance. In a complex system with multiple parts that are liable to fail, learning how to keep your HVAC from breaking is a smart way for you to avoid large repair bills and ensure consistent comfort for your family, staff and clients.
Let’s take a look at a few simple things you can do to keep your HVAC system running well.
Chances are good you’ve heard quite a bit about “going green” lately. Renewable energy, electric cars, energy-efficient buildings and other green topics are all common themes in day-to-day conversations and in the news. You probably know that going green can help the environment and may have heard that it can save you money, too.
As a conscientious business owner, you work hard to create a good work environment for your staff. You understand the effect of a healthy work environment on employees’ productivity — a person who is comfortable in their space is more motivated and focused on working with you to achieve your organization’s goals.
Have you ever had to deal with your heat not working during the winter? Have you had to experience what happens when your AC breaks during the summer?
Here at Bruni & Campisi, we understand the frustration you feel when your HVAC has stopped working. In addition to causing discomfort for you, your family, your staff and your clients, these scenarios can have dangerous consequences.
Sump pumps help reduce flooding during storms. Here in the New York metropolitan area, Superstorm Sandy allowed us to witness firsthand the devastation that excess water can wreak on a home.
As the height of hurricane season approaches, we here at Bruni & Campisi would like to offer a few helpful sump pump maintenance tips for you to consider. These tips will help keep your unit functioning in optimal condition, helping you prevent basement flooding during a storm.
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