by Alyx Strong | Jan 30, 2020 | Energy Efficiency
The winter months in Boston are cold, cold, cold! While there’s no way to avoid this when you’re outdoors, you don’t want to feel the chill in the comfort of your own home. Even if your furnace is in good working condition, too much heat loss can chill your home and...
by Alyx Strong | Jan 23, 2020 | Energy Efficiency
As a Boston resident, you expect to deal with cold temperatures for a large portion of the year. But even if you’re prepared for colder weather, you never get used to high home heating bills during the winter months. It hits your bank account hard, time after time....
by New England Ductless | Aug 12, 2016 | Ductless cooling, Energy Efficiency
Ductless cooling offers some exceptional benefits, including cost savings and higher air quality in your home. Since each area can have its own evaporator, you also have more control over comfort. Even with these great benefits, there are some things you can do to...
by Staff | Jul 13, 2016 | Ductless cooling, Ductless mini-split systems, Energy Efficiency
Whether you are purchasing a home without central air or redesigning your existing home for maximum efficiency, ductless cooling and heating units are a sleek, energy efficient way to heat and cool your home with one system Like a central A/C system, there are two...
by Joseph Wood | Jun 27, 2016 | Ductless cooling, Energy Efficiency
There are lots of things to consider when trying to decide between ductless air conditioning and traditional central air conditioning. One of those considerations is ductless lifepan. The lifespan of a system determines when it needs to be replaced. It also determines...
by Joseph Wood | Jun 4, 2016 | Commercial heating and cooling, Ductless cooling, Ductless heating, Energy Efficiency
In a recent post, we looked at the relative cost of operating different kinds of heating equipment, based on their output. . The coefficient of performance (COP) is a way to look at the efficiency of a heat pump, and it’s based on similar measurements, but the...
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