After years working for other heating & air conditioning companies, I decided it was time to go out on my own. Starting Home Repairs by Richard was a dream come true. I just passed the one year mark on 6/1/09 and I’m extremely happy to be able to do right for my customers. I’m guessing you are fed up with heating & air conditioning service companies that promise the moon & don’t deliver. How many times have you called in the middle of the night for emergency service because your heating system went out only to be told no one was available until morning? If you call me at 3AM because your heat is out, I won’t tell you I’ll be there 6 hours later, I’ll be there probably within 45 minutes.
I’m an honest man trying to make an honest living & I treat my customers as I would want my own family treated. I offer prompt & reliable heating and air conditioning service, maintenance & installation in Nassau County at an affordable price. I answer all phone calls, no answering service to deal with. There are no service techs that just do the job for a paycheck. I take great pride in my work & when you deal with my company, you deal directly with me. My overhead is low so I can pass the savings on to you.

Friday, June 25, 2010

Ductless Air Conditioning Systems

I was invited to attend a certification class for Fujitsu Ductless Air Conditioning Systems last year. Am I ever glad I accepted the invite. These things are the best. I plan on putting several into my own home.

I installed one for a customer, Bruce, about a month ago. He was sitting there and suddenly called out that it wasn't working. Well, turns out the thing was so quiet we couldn't even hear it!!!!! And apparently it works so well that it doesn't even get turned up off the lowest setting. It works that good! I've started to install one in neighbors Kate & MJ's house. They might be getting a second unit for the upstairs.

If you thought you couldn't have central air installed, you might want to think again. I hate tying up a window in each room with a window unit. These systems have no ductwork that needs to be run through the ceiling or under your floors. There's no unit to go in the attic to feed cold air through that ductwork. These systems hand on your wall, are about 12 inches tall and 32 to 36 inches wide. They do need to be mounted about 8 inches down from the ceiling to allow proper air flow. A small hole is punched through the exterior wall to allow for the pipes to be connected to the outside unit, which is about the size of a suitcase. Sometimes, the inside unit can even be mounted on an inside wall which is what I'll be able to do for Kate and MJ.

I'm really looking forward to putting in my own!
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