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It's said that truth in advertising is the best way to build a good relationship with customers. And here at Interstate Air Conditioning & Heating, we like to think that we're pretty good at delivering exactly what we promise with every commercial HVAC repair in NYC we undertake. But some people in the HVAC industry take advertising to a whole new level with some of their efforts.
Here is a quick question for you – when you buy new car; do you just put gas in it and go until it breaks down? Of course not – but you'd be surprised how many business owners treat their HVAC systems this way. Any major purchase should always be followed up by a service call from the dealer reminding you to stay on top of routine maintenance to ensure the system runs smooth – and this is even more important when looking to protect your commercial HVAC unit in Staten Island.
There is nothing worse than having to make a late night phone call to the commercial HVAC repair company in Queens. And although many people like to assign blame as to why you're in need of HVAC emergency repair in Queens in the first place, it's our belief that Henry Ford who said it best – "Don't find fault – find a remedy."
Today's commercial HVAC systems run extremely efficient. But, there are a few simple things you can do to avoid some of the more common commercial HVAC problems that Queens business owners often experience. Read more
Here is a question for you – if you were to add up all of the uncontrollable expenses your company spent last year how much would it add up to? Sadly, the answer is not very easy for many business owners to swallow. This is due to the fact that most of our uncontrollable expenses – can easily be controlled. Thus is the case with commercial HVAC maintenance programs in Manhattan – and why many business owners are beginning to see the cost-saving advantages of being proactive in regards to a major component to their business success.
Here are a few detailed reasons why most of our commercial customers benefit financially by activating a cost-effective HVAC maintenance program in NYC. Read more
A frequently asked question we receive is whether or not HVAC maintenance programs are worth the cost. In a related story, it is also often asked of mechanics if having the oil changed inside a car every 4,000-6,000 miles is important for a car that operates in temperatures below freezing half of the year. As silly as it might sound, the two comparisons are not that far off.
The reality is that it's very important to have both programs completed on a regular interval for several reasons.
Let's take a look at both examples of routine car maintenance vs. HVAC maintenance programs in NYC to see exactly why both are very much 'worth it'. Read more
Sometimes our commercial HVAC company in NYC gets some interesting phone calls from people looking for us to solve problems with their air conditioning and heating systems. Quite often when we show up to service a cooling or heating system problem, it's a legitimate issue that just needs a little bit of TLC. But sometimes we find things that simply just can't be explained. This is where the Freaky Friday Files comes into play.
The process of finding the right commercial HVAC Company Staten Island basically boils down to two primary concerns – time and money. It seems that more often than not business owners in Staten Island are put in the precarious position of having to quickly find a good and affordable option to complete all of their emergency HVAC repairs and routine maintenance check-ups. However, there is a better solution that can save you time and money; simply by understanding how and when to ask for a repair or maintenance estimate.
It has been suggested by many that just below contacting the dentist to schedule a root canal – trying to find a dependable commercial HVAC Company in Brooklyn are among the least exciting things that a business owner can do. All kidding aside, several business owners and maintenance managers in Brooklyn struggle with this because of one simple fact – many HVAC service companies in Brooklyn are not that trustworthy.
As a business owner in Manhattan, you truly understand the concept of 'bottom line'. Well, here is a bottom line fact – if you don't keep your HVAC system properly maintained – it will break down sooner than you'd like. You depend on your heating and cooling systems to keep your doors open on the coldest days in winter and the hottest summer afternoons. As such, you'll want to schedule commercial HVAC maintenance in Manhattan from time to time to keep your system running strong – when you need it most.
There is an old expression that states "if you have time to lean – you've got time to clean." Not only is this the fundamental rule of keeping a busy business looking clean, neat and straight; but did you know many commercial HVAC maintenance tips in NYC can vastly improve your indoor air quality? Believe it or not, there are several things that your office staff can do each day to improve the efficiency of your commercial HVAC unit in NYC.


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Publish Date: 13 June 2019
High quality data underpins scientists' growing understanding of our climate. The World Meteorological Organization has therefore created a WMO Catalogue for Climate Data as a trustworthy source of internationally recognized datasets. It has also reinforced its support for historical weather stations which contain records which are vital for monitoring long-term climate change.
Publish Date: 10 June 2019
The World Meteorological Congress has endorsed an ambitious plan to improve the tailored information and services on weather, climate, water, and related environmental risks to human health and thus improve health outcomes.
Publish Date: 26 April 2019
Normal rainfall is most likely during the 2019 southwest monsoon season (June – September) over most parts of South Asia, according to the South Asian Climate Outlook Forum (SASCOF).
Publish Date: 11 April 2019
The first World Meteorological Centres Workshop, hosted by the China Meteorological Administration in Beijing, has agreed to strengthen cooperation mechanisms to boost global forecasting capabilities and earth system prediction and research to serve society.
Publish Date: 29 March 2019
WMO's latest report on global temperatures, extreme weather and climate change indicators and socio-economic impacts is "yet another strong wake-up call" on the need for more ambitious climate action, according to United Nations Secretary General António Guterres.
Publish Date: 13 March 2019
As the recognition of the dependence between climate change and variability and human welfare grows, climate action continues gaining importance on the global development agenda
Publish Date: 28 February 2019
The achievements and future directions of the are outlined in a Nature Climate Change interview with Professor Dame Julia Slingo, who led a comprehensive review of the WMO co-sponsored programme.
Publish Date: 18 February 2019
Developing countries, least developed countries (LDCs) and small island developing states (SIDS) are particularly vulnerable to impact of climate extremes, including drought which could lead to water crisis or severe food shortage.
Publish Date: 14 February 2019
The start of 2019 has been marked by high impact weather in many parts of the world, including record heat, wildfires and rainfall in South America and Australasia, dangerous and extreme cold in North America, and heavy snowfall in the Alps and Himalayas.
Publish Date: 24 January 2019
Bridging the gap between shorter-term seasonal forecasts and long-term climate projections has long been a dream of climate scientists.

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Daily Incidents for April 21, 2007/
BIKE THIEF ARRESTED IN THE SOUTH ENDAt about 1:48am, on Saturday, April 21, 2007, officers from District D-4 (South End) received a radio call for a person stealing a bike at 407 Marlborough Street. En route to the call, officers were given a description of the suspect. The suspect was described as 6'0" male, wearing a black jacket and a black hat with dots on it. Officers then located an individual fitting that description. While officers were speaking to the suspect, they noticed that the suspect was sitting on a woman's bicycle that appeared to be too small for the suspect. The suspect was then brought back to the scene where he was positively identified by witnesses. Officers then arrested Ricardo Hernandez, 38, of Weymouth, and charged him with Larceny (Bicycle). HOTEL GUESTS??? About 1:20am, on Friday, April 20, 2007, officers from District A-1 (Downtown) received a radio call for a disturbance at the Hyatt Hotel. On arrival, officers spoke to hotel employees who stated 2 guests were causing a major disturbance. While officers were speaking to the suspects, hotel employees entered the suspect's room and observed major damage done to the room. Specifically, hotel employees observed damage done to the bathroom, ceiling and sinks. As a result, officers arrested Raymond Waerness, 24, and Kristian Waerness, 26, of Norway, and charged both with Malicious Destruction of Property (over $250.00). WATCH WHERE YOU SPIT At about 10:00pm, on Friday, April 20, 2007, officers from District B-3 (Mattapan) observed an individual drinking and spitting what appeared to be juice all over the sidewalk. Officers further observed other individuals stepping off the sidewalk so as to avoid being spit on. As a result, officers approached the suspect and asked him to stop spitting on the sidewalk. To which, the suspect replied, "You mean to tell me I can't spit where I want .. show me the law .. you have to show me that one." At this point, officers asked the suspect to leave the area. To which, the suspect replied, "I'm not going anywhere." Officers then arrested Michael Pemberton-Myatt, 25, of Mattapan and charged him with being a Disorderly Person.