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Heat Pump: How to Defrost It During Winter

Did your heat pump freeze up? No problem! At Romano Bros. Heating & Air, we’ve found a solution on how to defrost your heat pump during winter.

Should I Turn Off My A/C Unit During the Winter?

Winter is here, and you may be wondering if it is necessary to turn off your air conditioning unit. Learn more at Romano Bros. Heating & Air today!

How to Set Your Thermostat for a Multi-Story Home

Setting up your thermostat can help you save money down the road. Learn more about how to properly set a thermostat for your multi-level home.

Help! My HVAC Unit is Making Popping Sounds!

There are several reasons why your HVAC unit is making popping sounds. Learn more to see if these sounds need to be addressed by an HVAC professional!

Should You Run a Room Air Purifier or Ceiling Fan to Improve IAQ?

While ceiling fans can help circulate indoor air, quality air purifiers can eliminate many indoor air pollutants and protect your family from neurological problems and respiratory infections.

Benefits of Covering Your A/C Unit After Summer

Fall is here, and with that, you may be wondering whether or not you need to put a cover on your air conditioner for the winter. There are a lot of opinions out there about whether or not you should cover the air conditioning unit.

Why You Should Consider an HVAC Replacement Before it Dies

An aging unit may cost you a lot in the long run, and purchasing a new system may help you make the most out of your HVAC.

How to Easily Read Your Digital Thermostat

Our digital thermostat is a device that allows curating to the user′s schedule facilitating lower energy costs without sacrificing any comfort.

Can a Smart Thermostat Work Without Wi-Fi Connection?

Smart thermostats are a great invention that can do several different things beyond just running your heating and cooling. Smart thermostats can do remote monitoring, connect to your other devices, and even display local weather conditio

How to Troubleshoot Your Air Conditioning Unit

Once you learn the underlying problems and how to troubleshoot them, you’ll save tons of money on AC annually.