Mike Cappuccio of N.E.T.R. Inc., and Ken Kastl of LG Air Conditioning Technologies, talks about trends in ductless heating and air conditioning for 2021.

Heating and cooling the air in your home or business can create a number of different odors depending on the technology and materials used. Some of these odors aren’t bothersome and may be enjoyable – such as the smoky scent of a wood stove in the winter. Some may be annoying, while others can be deadly.

Here are some of the smells you may notice coming from your heating and cooling system, what they mean, and when to call your HVAC provider right away.

The humidity levels in your home can have a significant impact on your health and comfort. Ideally, your home’s humidity shouldn’t be either too low or too high. Here’s what you should know about humidity and air quality and how N.E.T.R., Inc. can help you obtain heating and cooling comfort along with excellent indoor air quality

Many people think about air pollution in the environment but fail to consider indoor air pollution. However, indoor air can be highly contaminated, especially during the winter when fresh air ventilation is at a minimum. Here are the primary causes of indoor air pollution identified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and what you can do to protect your family from the contamination of your home’s air.

The last thing you expect when you turn on your heat in the winter is to feel cold air blowing out of your HVAC unit instead of warm. However, there are some common reasons for this. Here’s what might be causing the issue.

New England is well known for its frigid winters, which are well underway by late October and often extend through the beginning of April. The colder it is, the harder your HVAC system has to work. Here are 5 tips to help it.

Mike Cappuccio, owner of N.E.T.R. Inc., a heating and cooling company based in Massachusetts, discusses furnace maintenance.

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

As winter approaches and cases continue to rise, our goal is to assure you that your well-being and safety is our top priority.

As winter approaches in New England, homeowners are getting their heating systems ready. Here are our top ten recommended home heating safety tips and how we can help you get energy-efficient, reliable heating this season.

Mike Cappuccio, owner of N.E.T.R. Inc., a heating and cooling company based in Massachusetts, discusses winter ductless preparation and options.