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.

The most widely recognized symbol of energy efficiency in the world, the Energy Star program has been around for over 25 years, and during that time, the program has saved individuals and businesses over $362 billion on energy bills while reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2.4 billion metric tons.

Energy is generated in a few different ways. For about the last 200 years, since the days of the Industrial Revolution, people have been producing energy with fossil fuels. Unfortunately, this option is not ideal for the environment, and it's becoming increasingly expensive.

Ductless heating and cooling systems, also called an air source heat pumps, feature an outdoor compressor connected to one or more indoor air handling units. If you have recently decided to invest in a ductless HVAC system, you may be wondering what you need to do before the installation. To prepare, keep these tips in mind.

Your home's new ductless heating and cooling system comes with an outdoor compressor and one or more indoor ductless units. Looking for the best locations in your home to put your indoor ductless HVAC units? Keep the following tips in mind.