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Ductless AC System? NYC: Think VRF for Comfort & Efficiency

March 23, 2023 by Michael C. Rosone | Last Modified: April 27, 2023

Trying to decide on the right ductless AC system for a NYC luxury residential or light commercial space? It pays to consider VRF systems for the ultimate in comfort and efficiency.

While it may be unfamiliar to some, VRF technology is not new. In fact, it’s been the ductless AC system of choice in Japan and Europe for decades. These ductless AC units have been gaining in popularity in the US over the past 10 years or so, particularly in New York City, according to a report by ACHRNews.

Read on to learn more about choosing a ductless AC system in NYC, and why VRF is an ideal choice.

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Categories: Commercial Air Conditioning, Commercial HVAC, Commercial Installations, Residential HVAC, Residential Installations

HVAC Scams and How to Avoid Them

February 23, 2023 by Michael C. Rosone | Last Modified: April 27, 2023

The unfortunate truth is that you can’t trust everybody. There are dishonest people out there who are ready and willing to steal from you. So today I want to help you spot some of the most common HVAC scams out there.

I do want to qualify this statement. Arista is active in our industry, both here in New York City and also nationally. I know many HVAC business owners and managers personally, and they are good, honest people who are not out to scam anyone. I believe most service providers are trustworthy.

But there are exceptions. So here is some advice that can help you avoid them.

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Categories: Commercial Air Conditioning, Commercial HVAC, Residential HVAC

Restaurant Customer Retention in NYC: Turn New Diners Into Regulars

February 9, 2023 by Michael C. Rosone | Last Modified: April 27, 2023

There are more than 27,000 restaurants in New York City alone. Restaurant customer retention can be difficult to achieve in that kind of climate. With so many choices, how do you motivate your customers to keep coming back for more?

Luckily, Restaurant Week will stir up some fresh interest in the local dining scene and hopefully drive some new business your way. So what’s a good way to turn new visitors into repeat customers?

Make their experience stand out, and offer something better than the rest. Here are some great ways to boost restaurant customer retention.

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Categories: Commercial Air Conditioning, Commercial HVAC, Commercial Installations, Commercial Refrigeration

Commercial HVAC Companies: How to Find One You Can Count On

June 13, 2019 by Michael Rosone | Last Modified: April 23, 2023

 

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Are you disappointed with your current HVAC service provider? Wondering if you’re expecting too much or if there are really better commercial HVAC companies out there?

We promise, there are better ones. Keep reading to learn what you should NOT put up with, and how to find the best commercial HVAC companies.

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Categories: Commercial Air Conditioning, Commercial HVAC

What is an RTU HVAC System?

July 5, 2018 by Michael C. Rosone | Last Modified: March 27, 2023

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Considering an RTU HVAC for your business?

If you’re adding or replacing heating and air conditioning equipment in a commercial space, your contractor may recommend an RTU HVAC unit.

What exactly is an RTU? It stands for “roof top unit.” So now you can guess that this type of HVAC equipment lives on the roof. It’s a self-contained unit that provides both heat and air conditioning for certain types of spaces.

Keep reading to learn more about the RTU HVAC system, and find out if it may be a good choice for your commercial space.

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Categories: Commercial Air Conditioning, Commercial HVAC, Commercial Installations

Make Restaurant Comfort a Priority (It is for diners!)

December 1, 2022 by Michael C. Rosone | Last Modified: March 27, 2023

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Here’s one fact you probably already know: the success of your restaurant is about much more than the food. Restaurant comfort is a big issue for diners, and a prime reason they will choose to frequent your establishment, or not.

Yet getting restaurant comfort right it not as easy as it seems.

Just think about your own experience. It’s probably something like this: your patrons complain about being too hot or too cold, or being bothered by drafts from your AC blowing directly on their food. And making it too loud to carry on a conversation. At the same time, your kitchen is sweltering to the point that people are ready to pass out from the heat. Even worse, you might have kitchen odors migrating to the dining room. That’s not a pleasant experience for your diners, either.

We’ve heard stories like this from the many New York City restaurants we have serviced over the years. Read on to learn why restaurant comfort is a tricky issue. Then we’ll reveal how the right combination of specialized equipment, HVAC system design and maintenance can improve environmental temperature control and solve your problems once and for all.

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Categories: Commercial Air Conditioning, Commercial HVAC, Commercial Refrigeration, Preventive Maintenance Agreements

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