Preventive Maintenance Agreements

Luxury Apartment Air Conditioning: Maintenance Protects Your Decor

July 26, 2018 by Michael Rosone | Last Modified: July 10, 2018

Comfortable air is one of those things that luxury homeowners in NYC (any homeowners, in fact) tend to take for granted until suddenly the apartment air conditioning is not working. When the AC breaks down, the consequences can be devastating for high-end homeowners. It’s much worse than merely being too warm for a little while and having to pay for a repair. Did you know that expensive decor and irreplaceable furnishings can be damaged by failed apartment air conditioning?

Keep reading to learn about what can happen and what you can do to prevent the worst from happening to you.

7 Secrets for Staying Cool In Summer

August 18, 2016 by Michael C. Rosone | Last Modified: June 7, 2018

When August finally rolls around, it can be hard to remember that you were wishing for this heat in January. A hot day on the beach is nice, but the humidity in summer leaves you sticking to your chair. If you find yourself longing for the chilly days of winter, check out these ways of staying cool in summer before you resort to that in-office water balloon fight.

12 Tips to Find a Residential HVAC Contractor That Won’t Disappoint

March 20, 2018 by Michael Rosone | Last Modified: March 6, 2018

Maybe you just moved into an upscale NYC residence and are looking for a reliable residential HVAC service. Or, maybe you’ve had enough of your residential HVAC contractor, who is late for appointments and leaves a mess behind.

You should accept nothing less than stellar service. Here are tips on how to find a residential HVAC contractor that won’t disappoint you and will treat your home like a castle.

Choosing An HVAC Contractor: Don’t Get Taken for a Ride

January 2, 2018 by Michael Rosone | Last Modified: January 9, 2018

This is an update to one of our most popular and helpful blog posts. Here’s the original: 4 Ways to Make Sure Your NYC HVAC Vendor Isn’t Taking You For a Ride

As a property owner or a facilities manager, you probably feel at the mercy of the different contractors you call in to maintain your building or make repairs. One of the most important parts of facility management is making sure your building maintains a comfortable temperature and good air quality, and you’re aware that choosing an HVAC contractor is something you shouldn’t take lightly.

So, let’s take a look at how to choose an HVAC contractor.

Why Clean AC Coils? The Definitive Answer

August 1, 2017 by Michael Rosone | Last Modified: August 30, 2017

If you’ve got air conditioning equipment that you rely on, chances are you probably understand the importance of regular maintenance. But the trouble is, not all preventative maintenance agreements include coil cleaning. If your service vendor has been recommending this procedure, you may be wondering why you need to clean AC coils.

Here’s a quick explanation followed by more information for those of you who want the details.

HVAC Cooling Tower Maintenance Checklist

October 15, 2015 by Michael C. Rosone | Last Modified: May 18, 2017

THIS CONTENT HAS BEEN REVISED as per the new NYC cooling tower legislation. See the updated article: UPDATE: Cooling Tower Maintenance Checklist for NYC

Following the Legionnaires’ Disease outbreak in New York City this past summer, there is a great deal of concern and uncertainty about what’s required for proper cooling tower maintenance. As a business owner, you want to keep your employees and customers safe from deadly bacteria. And if you’re in New York City, you must make sure you stay in compliance with NYC Health Department regulations.

What’s happening with New York’s cooling tower maintenance legislation

Back in August, the New York City Council passed new legislation that requires the registration, inspection and disinfection of all cooling towers as a preventative measure against Legionnaires’ Disease. The new law requires building owners to register all cooling towers with the city, and also register any new cooling towers before putting them into use. The NYC Health Commissioner has also issued an order requiring all cooling towers to be inspected by an environmental consultant and then disinfected.

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What’s happening with New York’s cooling tower maintenance legislation

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