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Written by Cerrone Plumbing & Heating on 07 March 2023. Posted in Blog.

How to Allergy-Proof Your Home This Spring!

As the weather warms up and flowers begin to bloom, many people start to experience the unpleasant symptoms of seasonal allergies. Allergies can make it difficult to enjoy the turn of spring, but there are steps you can take to allergy-proof your home and create a more comfortable living space. In this blog post, we'll share some tips for allergy-proofing your home for spring.

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Written by Kate Haggerty on 13 February 2023. Posted in Blog.

In New York, The Future Of Heating and Cooling is Electric

On January 10, 2023, in her State of the State speech, Governor Kathy Hochul called for the nations’ most aggressive ban on fossil fuels yet in new buildings. During her speech, Hochul urged the State Legislature to phase out the sale of fossil fuel heating equipment in existing residential buildings beginning in 2030, and for commercial buildings, 2035. The Governor also proposed that new residential buildings be all electric by 2025, and commercial buildings be all electric by 2030.

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Written by Cerrone Plumbing and Heating on 17 January 2023. Posted in Blog.

Is Your Home Not Warm Enough?

The winter months can be challenging for a variety of reasons. As the days grow both colder and shorter families spend more time inside their homes. This is a time when the efficient and effective heating of your home is most important.

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Written by Cerrone Plumbing & Heating on 01 February 2023. Posted in Blog.

Does Your Water Heater Need a Tune Up?

There’s nothing worse than having to take a cold shower in the winter when your water just won’t get hot. Believe it or not, this isn’t always an issue with frozen pipes. More likely, it might be time to get your water heater serviced!

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Written by Cerrone Plumbing and Heating on 15 December 2022. Posted in Blog.

How to Help Improve Indoor Air Quality During the Winter Months

As the days get colder, air quality in the home tends to decrease. Cold and dry air traps additional pollution, which can negatively impact air quality and cause irritation, allergies, or other difficulties.

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How to Allergy-Proof Your Home This Spring!

In New York, The Future Of Heating and Cooling is Electric

Is Your Home Not Warm Enough?

Does Your Water Heater Need a Tune Up?

How to Help Improve Indoor Air Quality During the Winter Months

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