One of the most common questions we hear from clients is "How often should air conditioning units be serviced?" And the answer is once a year. Ideally, you should have your air conditioning unit serviced in the spring so it's ready for the summer.

As efforts to flatten the coronavirus curve have sent students home and forced many adults to work remotely, families are watching their utility bills rise. If you've been spending extra time at home, you may have probably noticed an uptick in your bill.

Luckily, there are ways to stay comfortable while keeping utility costs as low as possible — check out these tips.

Mike Cappuccio, owner of N.E.T.R. Inc, a heating and cooling company, discusses coronavirus protocols. N.E.T.R. is back to serving customers after a brief period of having employees work from home. 

Mike Cappuccio, owner of N.E.T.R. Inc., a heating and cooling company in Massachusetts, discusses coronavirus and indoor air quality.

Mike Cappuccio, owner of NETR, Inc., a heating and cooling company in Massachusetts, discusses how to choose an HVAC contractor.

Mike Cappuccio, owner of NETR, Inc.,a heating and cooling company in Massachusetts, discusses how his business is handling coronavirus.

At N.E.T.R., Inc., we’re taking the spread of the coronavirus pandemic and COVID-19 very seriously.

Although this is a time of great uncertainty for our communities, our goal is to assure you that your well-being and safety is our top priority.

As summer moves into fall, the days become colder, and you don't need to run your central air conditioner as much. Once you're done using your unit for the season, you should winterize your AC. This process prevents rust or damage, keeps animals out of your outdoor unit, and helps to ensure the unit works next summer. Check out these tips.

Your home air conditioner takes warm air from your home and replaces it with cool air. If you have pets in your home, the AC also picks up all the pet hair and dander that is in your home's air. As pet hair and dander builds up in your system, it can exacerbate allergies and potentially cause health issues for the people in your home. To keep your air conditioner healthy when you have pets, check out these tips.