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No Ducts? No Problem: Ductless Cooling for Historic Homes
May in Greater Boston brings blooming flowers, warmer afternoons, and a familiar feeling of dread for many property owners. It is the exact time of year when residents realize they have to haul heavy, dusty window A/C units out of basement storage. Waking up sweating on a late spring morning

Why Is My A/C Running But Not Cooling: Top 5 Culprits
June in Greater Boston brings the first major heatwaves of the year, quickly exposing hidden weaknesses in your home cooling system. You adjust the thermostat, hear the familiar hum of the equipment kicking on, but soon realize the vents are blowing warm air. Waking up to a hot, humid house

Ductless Mini-Split Maintenance Guide
New England summers are notoriously unpredictable, often swinging from mild breezes to heavy, suffocating humidity within a few short hours. When the July heat wave hits Boston, the last thing you want is a struggling air conditioning unit. For many homeowners, a reliable cooling system is essential for indoor comfort,
What’s That Noise?
At some point all of us are guilty of procrastination. With the endless responsibilities of the holiday season we’re even more likely to think, “I’ll deal with that later.” Well, later has arrived and now that New England is experiencing a serious bout of cold weather you might be thinking,
Central Cooling Featured In National Industry Magazine
It’s not every day that a small company like Central Cooling & Heating is featured on a nationally read website such as the U.S. Builders Review. We’re very thankful for the honor. Our “family” at Central puts absolutely everything we have into providing the best HVAC services to our customers.
Our Company’s History
Recently, our company celebrated it’s 50th anniversary. All of us in the Central Cooling & Heating “family” realize what a big milestone this is, and we’re thankful to our founders Doug and Carol Hamilton and to all the people who have helped our company becomes a success. Wondering how Central
“Upfront” Pricing: The Fairest Deal
At Central Cooling & Heating, we love our team of service technicians. Before they even come to work for us they are carefully screened for honesty, integrity and a drug-free lifestyle. They are the best-trained in the industry and undergo constant training — either in-house or at our manufacturer’s training
Avoid A Spring Disaster
Freeze-Proof Your AC Lines Before The Harshest Winter Days And NightsThe cold is finally settling in and winter is (almost) upon us. Each day the wind chill increases we become more and more grateful for our home heat. However, as our HVAC equipment is quietly keeping us comfortable during the
All About Heat Pumps
They Don’t Just “Heat” — and They Don’t REALLY “Pump” EITHER! They Don’t Just “Heat” — and They Don’t REALLY “Pump” EITHER!Yes, you read that tongue-twister of a title correctly! Heat pumps can do much more than the word “heat” in the name would lead you to believe. Theydo in fact cool
Central Cooling: The Company To Turn To For Installation And Service Of Home Standby Generators.
If you’ve lived here for any length of time, you know that New England has some of the most unpredictable weather in the country. Whether it’s a nor’easter, a blizzard, a summer thunderstorm or a hurricane threatening our coast, we never know what’s coming next.So, even in metropolitan areas like
What Are Today’s Best Options To Reduce The Cost Of Home Heating And Air Conditioning?
All About Mass Save’s New Heat Pump Rebate Program Purchasing a heating and/or cooling system for your home is a significant investment. Since most of us at Central Cooling & Heating are also homeowners, we certainly realize this! We always want to help you find the perfect fit for your home — while
Something Important Any Homeowner With Central Air Conditioning Should Know
Many of our customers have air conditioning or heat pump systems that are powered by a gas called HFCF-22, more commonly known as Refrigerant 22. On January 1 2020 this ozone-depleting chemical will no longer be produced under mandates from the US Clean Air Act and the Montreal Protocol. What