Cellulose vs Fiberglass Insulation: Energy-Efficient Attic Upgrades
Most Central New York homes lose more heat through the attic than anywhere else. Warm air rises, escapes through gaps near the roofline, and forces the furnace to run longer […]
How Do Backup Generators Work? A Homeowner’s Guide
Losing power is frustrating because it is out of your hands. You wait, you watch the outage map, and you hope the utility crews get to your street soon. A […]
Reasons Why Your Hot Water Heater Keeps Shutting Off
When your water heater keeps turning off on its own, it is usually a safety feature doing its job. Your unit is built to shut down when something is not […]
What Temperature Should You Set Your Thermostat to in the Summer?
Picture this… it’s late July in Central New York. The air is thick and sticky, and your first instinct might be to keep lowering the thermostat until your home finally […]
Save Big on Home Comfort Improvements With Carrier Cool Cash Rebates & Our 90th Anniversary Sale!
The biggest home comfort sale of the year has arrived for Fred F. Collis & Sons customers in Central New York! Now through May 31st, homeowners who book with us […]
Why Is There Mold on My Insulation?
Finding mold on your insulation can be unsettling. But before you panic, know this: it’s a common problem, and it’s fixable. Here’s what you need to know about why it […]
Benefits of Air Source Heat Pump Installation
What if one system could heat and cool your home while using less energy than a traditional furnace? That’s exactly what an air source heat pump does. While the concept […]
Celebrating 90 Years of Serving Our Community
This year marks a big milestone for us at Fred F. Collis & Sons. We are proud to celebrate our 90th anniversary! Since 1936, caring for our customers like family […]
What Causes an Air Conditioning Unit to Freeze Up?
It’s the middle of summer, your home feels warmer than it should, and you walk outside to find your AC unit covered in ice. It doesn’t make sense! How can […]
Is Condensation on Ductwork a Sign of a Bigger Problem?
You head down to the basement to grab something from storage and notice water droplets forming along your air ducts. Or maybe you’ve spotted moisture dripping from the ductwork in […]
