If your air conditioner is on the ropes and you don't think it will make it through the season, then it would be a smart idea for you to consider replacing it now.

During the hottest days of summer, you probably want to stay inside and enjoy your A/C. However, you could do yourself more harm than good if you are not breathing good quality air inside. While better indoor air quality can be achieved by taking a few simple actions, you must first identify some of the pollutant sources causing the problem.

Air conditioning can be an expensive way of keeping our homes comfortable, particularly when summer is at its peak. Here are six ways to minimize A/C usage and give yourself a break on your monthly utility bills. 

If you're like many homeowners, you may complain about too much humidity in the summer and too little humidity in the winter. While the weather plays a role in the humidity level in your home, it's not the only factor. If one of the rooms in your home feels particularly moist and damp no matter what season it is, you may need a dehumidification solution to tackle the problem once and for all.

When you're choosing a new heat pump, sizing it correctly will ensure that it will perform at the efficiency level the manufacturer promises.

Refrigerants are an essential component of any air conditioning system. They're contained within the A/C coils and ensure that your system functions by helping to dehumidify and cool indoor air.

Due to advanced A/C technology, present-day air conditioners have more bells and whistles than homeowners may be used to. They also provide significant benefits, including increased efficiency, quieter operation and longer life spans. 

Programmable thermostats, designed to control the temperature using preset parameters, offer home comfort solutions for Massachusetts homeowners.

You've likely found your ductless mini-split system to be a convenient, efficient and economical means of providing heating and cooling to your Massachusetts home. But don't forget that it requires a certain amount of maintenance to keep it that way.

If carbon monoxide levels build up in your home, it can become a very hazardous, and even potentially fatal situation. This poisonous gas causes the majority of the deaths by poison in America. A working carbon monoxide detector is vital for protecting the health of your family.