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BP Air Conditioning and Heating
164 Walnut Road.
Lake Peekskill, NY 10537

(914) 755-7499

Furnaces and Residential Heating Systems
Furnaces, tankless water heaters, free estimates

Bill Pease has been in the HVAC Industry for 17 years. He is knowledgeable and confident in all phases of air conditioning and heating systems. He is a graduate of Technical Career Institute, holds EPA certifications and is an HVAC specialist. With years of experience comes the natural ability to troubleshoot problems and create ideas to optimize the full usage of your systems.

Residential Heating Systems

Radiant Heat

Coupon Radiant heating systems warm your home from the floor up by passing hot water through flexible pipes attached beneath your floor. The pipes heat your floor which in turn heats the air in the room from the bottom up. These systems can be install in both new and existing homes. Some advantages to this type of heating are: There is more warm air at the bottom and middle of the room - where you need it. The air will retain its humidity much better. No more ice-cold floor in the winter.

Hydro Systems

Hydro Systems also use hot water to heat your home. The water is heated using a gas or oil powered water heater and then is pumped to a coil. Air is passed over the coil and warmed. It is them circulated throughout the house. Coils are added wherever needed. Some advantages to Hydro Systems are:

  • The circulated air will be cleaner and not as dry
  • Hydro systems are very easy to expand
  • The same system can be used to circulate Cool Air
  • Your existing duct work can be used

Call today for estimates on new 83.5% efficient
oil furnaces and 96% efficient gas furnaces.

Traditional Warm Air Furnace

Traditional Warm Air Furnaces use oil or gas to heat up air, and then distribute the warm air through ducts. Modern Oil furnaces operate at approximately %80 efficiency to about %83. Modern Gas Furnaces operate at approximately %90 efficiency. There are also furnaces that can use either oil or gas. The savings in fuel expense from the improved efficiency is often incentive enough to warrant replacement of a working but inefficient system.
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