Author Archives: Philip Nisa, Jr. and Christine Mulrooney

The Nuts and Bolts of Owning and Using a Smart Thermostat

By Philip Nisa, Jr. and Christine Mulrooney | Published: July 7, 2020

Programmable thermostats allow you to create a general schedule that aligns with when you expect to be at home or away. Despite the automation they offer, they’re not considered to

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How Do Window Locks Affect Your Home’s Indoor Air Quality?

By Philip Nisa, Jr. and Christine Mulrooney | Published: June 30, 2020

Energy efficiency and indoor air quality (IAQ) are important to homeowners in Martin, Palm Beach, and Indian River counties. Windows are an important component of your energy-efficiency efforts. They also

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Learn the Most Common Money-Saving Tips for the Summer

By Philip Nisa, Jr. and Christine Mulrooney | Published: June 23, 2020

Hot weather in Florida can easily cost you a ton of money on your energy bills. When you want to stay cool and cut back on your air conditioning costs,

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Should Your AC Be Making Sounds All the Time?

By Philip Nisa, Jr. and Christine Mulrooney | Published: June 16, 2020

Your air conditioner is a complex system that’s made up of many components. Just like any other system, it produces some sounds during regular operation. However, some sounds could indicate

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Which Summer HVAC Accessories Should You Have This Season?

By Philip Nisa, Jr. and Christine Mulrooney | Published: June 9, 2020

Let’s say you’ve got an air conditioner that’s not too old (less than 10 years), of moderate efficiency, and it seems to be running right. It keeps you cool enough,

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HVAC Upgrades Are Necessary, but Which Ones Should You Get?

By Philip Nisa, Jr. and Christine Mulrooney | Published: May 26, 2020
HVAC upgrades

Upgrading your HVAC system is a smart investment. Nevertheless, considering how expensive some HVAC upgrades can be, you’ll want to make sure you’re making the best possible investment for your

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What Is the Link Between Landscaping Tips and Your HVAC?

By Philip Nisa, Jr. and Christine Mulrooney | Published: May 19, 2020
landscaping tips

Landscaping can make your outdoor space burst with a sensational appeal, but before you start making your yard beautiful, be sure to consider your outdoor air conditioning unit. Some bushes

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These Are the Best Smart Thermostats on the Market Today

By Philip Nisa, Jr. and Christine Mulrooney | Published: May 12, 2020
best smart thermostats

Smart thermostats can be adjusted at any time of the day from wherever you are, giving you much greater control over heating and air conditioning. However, they aren’t created equal.

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AC Refrigerants Are Not All the Same. Which Should You Use?

By Philip Nisa, Jr. and Christine Mulrooney | Published: May 5, 2020
AC refrigerants

The refrigerant within your air conditioning coils is the chemical that cools and dehumidifies your indoor air. R-22 was the standard refrigerant for decades. However, in 2015, R-410A became the

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AC Blowing Only Warm Air? Learn How to Correct the Issue.

By Philip Nisa, Jr. and Christine Mulrooney | Published: April 28, 2020

Nothing’s worse than noticing your air conditioning system is blowing warm air during the long Florida cooling season. Luckily, the problem may be caused by some simple issues, which you

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  • About Phil Jr. and Christine

    Phil Jr. and Christine Phil Jr. decided long ago to follow in his father’s footsteps working in the family business since he was a young teenager and Christine started working for NisAir in 1983 while still in high school. After graduation she continued to work at the business while attending the local community college for her career development... More »