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How To Keep Your Bathroom Plumbing In Tip Top Shape

Bathroom plumbing is an essential aspect of any home, and keeping it in good working order is crucial for maintaining a comfortable and efficient living environment. In this blog, we will share some practical tips to help you ensure that your bathroom plumbing remains in excellent condition and operates smoothly, helping you avoid costly repairs and disruptions.

How To Keep Your Bathroom Plumbing In Tip Top Shape - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey Avoid using harsh chemicals or bleach tablets in your toilet tank, as these can damage internal components.

Do You Know When It's Time To Replace Your Thermostat?

The temperature in your home goes a long way toward making you feel comfortable. If it’s too hot or too cold, being in your home can become extremely uncomfortable, leaving you unable to relax and enjoy living there. Your thermostat is the key to making sure your home is at a comfortable temperature and if it’s broken or outdated, it can get in the way of making your home a comfortable place to live.

Do You Know When It's Time To Replace Your Thermostat? - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey A programmable thermostat can offer even more savings by expanding the way you choose your home’s temperature.

How To Tell If You're Toilet Is Blocked

Keep an eye out for these 5 common signs of a blocked toilet. If you suspect your toilet is blocked don’t just ignore it and hope it’ll go away or you could end up with disastrous consequences. A blocked toilet can be a serious health issue and cause damage to your home and bathroom if left untreated. Overflowing toilets and showers, damage to pipework, and foul smells can all be the result of a blocked toilet and a sure sign you need to call your Green Apple plumbing professionals to fix your problem ASAP.

How To Tell If You're Toilet Is Blocked - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey Another sign your toilet may be blocked is a gurgling sound from other fixtures in your home and bathroom.

Why Not To Overlook Your Annual HVAC Inspection

Scheduling annual HVAC inspections is critical when it comes to ensuring your system functions correctly. There may be times when you feel that an HVAC Inspection is not needed. Unfortunately, skipping an inspection can have serious consequences. There are several reasons why you should never skip an HVAC inspection.

Why Not To Overlook Your Annual HVAC Inspection - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey Scheduling annual HVAC inspections is critical when it comes to ensuring your system functions correctly.

Benefits Of Having A Garbage Disposal

Installing a garbage disposal unit under your kitchen sink is an alternative to sending food scraps to the landfill or composting them on your own. The process is simple. Throw your leftovers in, open the tap, and flip a switch; the machine then shreds the material into tiny pieces that can pass through the plumbing pipe. Although they last a while, garbage disposal replacement will eventually be needed, but you can count on a Green Apple plumber for prompt service.

Benefits Of Having A Garbage Disposal - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey Food scraps are ground up, so there’s less pressure on drainage pipes.

Simplify Your Life With A New Home Thermostat

Smart home gadgets such as smart speakers and lighting systems are on the rise, and one smart home device can help you save both money and the environment: smart thermostats. Here are some of the top reasons you should install a smart thermostat in your home:

Simplify Your Life With A New Home Thermostat - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey Many smart thermostats can detect and alert you when there’s a problem with your HVAC system, as well as remind you when it’s time to perform maintenance such as changing the air filter.

Warning Signals That You Need To Call A Plumber

Here at Green Apple Plumbing & Mechanical, our expert plumbers are used to emergency calls for leaking water, broken pipes, and frozen valves. However, catching issues before they become an emergency will save you a lot of money, and your plumber will appreciate it.

Warning Signals That You Need To Call A Plumber - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey If you notice discoloration on metal pipes, it’s a sign of aging and it might be time to get an inspection on your system.

Easy Ways To Care For Your HVAC System

Caring for your landscaping and updating your home are easy ways to maintain your home and increase its value. In the same way, there are easy things you can do to take care of your air conditioning and heating equipment to keep it running when you need it most.

And, as an additional benefit, it can reduce emergency calls and lengthen your HVAC equipment's life. A little preventive maintenance goes a long way. Here are our top five tips to add to your home maintenance routine:

Easy Ways To Care For Your HVAC System - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey Disposable filters keep your system clean and take out the large particles from your indoor air.

What Your Plumbing System Needs To Watch Out For This Summer

-Slow or Clogged Tub and Shower Drains

Many people enjoy the Jersey Shore and the great outdoors over the summer months. Dirt, sand, and other natural debris can be tracked into the home after a long day of fun outside, which wash away when you shower or bathe. These particles can build up in your home’s drain lines, creating a restriction or blockage in the pipes that causes the shower or tub to drain slowly.

What Your Plumbing System Needs To Watch Out For This Summer - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey Heavy laundry loads can overwork the washing machine, causing it to overflow and leak a large amount of water at once.

Telltale Signs Your HVAC Unit Is Going Bad And Needs To Be Repaired

Most homeowners wait until their HVAC unit stops working to give it the attention it needs. This can mean going days without air conditioning and, even worse, a higher repair bill than regular maintenance would cost.

Telltale Signs Your HVAC Unit Is Going Bad and Needs To Be Repaired - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey Another red flag to watch out for with a failing HVAC system is your indoor humidity levels.

Are You Experiencing Low Water Pressure?

Most people have dealt with clogged drains and pipes that are bad enough to call in a professional. But what happens when the issue isn’t with the water draining but instead with the amount of water coming out? The average in-home water pressure is about 40 to 45 pounds per square inch (or PSI). If you feel like you’re dealing with low water pressure, chances are your pressure has slipped below this number.

Are You Experiencing Low Water Pressure? - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey When you turn the water on, the pressure gauge will give you an immediate read of your water pressure.

The Best Ways To Prevent Your Central Air From Breaking

Although many people take their air conditioning for granted, many do take for granted that their AC will keep running smoothly without proper maintenance or preventive care. It isn’t unusual for central air systems to break during heat waves--when people need their AC the most.

The Best Ways To Prevent Your Central Air From Breaking - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey The longest your air filter should go without being replaced (or cleaned if it’s reusable) is usually 90 days.

How To Address Your Most Frequent HVAC Concerns

Your HVAC system can face a variety of problems ranging from simple to complex. Here are some of the most common problems that impact your air conditioner, furnace, and ductwork, as well as a few suggestions to solve these common HVAC problems:

How To Address Your Most Frequent HVAC Concerns - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey If your system has not been serviced regularly, it may stop cooling or heating as well as it should.

2 Common Toilet Problems And How To Fix Them

There are lots of toilet problems that should be left to the pros. However, not every problem needs a plumber. Some of the modern toilets come with user manuals that homeowners can refer to when they encounter a problem. In this blog, we will go through some of the common toilet problems and tips on how you can solve them without a plumber.

2 Common Toilet Problems And How To Fix Them - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey When the tank is functioning properly, the water level should be at least half an inch away from the overflow tube.

Why An Annual HVAC Inspection Is So Essential

Scheduling routine HVAC inspections will extend the life and efficiency of your home’s heating and cooling systems. The expert technicians at Green Apple Mechanical NJ can identify and resolve potential HVAC problems while ensuring that your system is functioning at peak potential. We will conduct a thorough assessment of your home’s heating, cooling, and ventilation systems, offering you the peace of mind that comes with a full inspection.

Why An Annual HVAC Inspection Is So Essential - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey Your HVAC system has a lot of moving parts and is put under a great deal of stress during summer (and sometimes spring and fall) months.

Your Top Summer Plumbing Concerns

As the seasons change, so do your plumbing needs. Summer brings a unique set of plumbing problems that are essential to prepare for and combat. The Green Apple professionals have assembled this list of common summer plumbing problems that homeowners should know about. Read on to find out more.

Your Top Summer Plumbing Concerns - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey If you fear a backup, run cold water for a few seconds before and after using the garbage disposal.

Save Money This Summer With Your HVAC System

It doesn’t matter how cool you keep your home, just about everyone gets hot under the collar when the air conditioning bill rolls in. But don’t fear. Even as the postal service leaves that dreaded envelope in the mailbox, there are some ways to save money on your AC this year, and the following tips should help.

Save Money This Summer With Your HVAC System - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey One of the greatest improvements in modern home technology is a smart thermostat.

What Are The Most Common Plumbing Problems?

If you aren't sure how to tackle an issue or the problem is serious, it's best to call in a Green Apple Plumbing NJ professional. Of course, before you start any do-it-yourself project, make sure you take your safety into account. For most issues, you'll want to shut off your water first. Regardless of what the problem is, you should wear safety goggles and gloves at the very least.

What Are The Most Common Plumbing Problems? - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey Fixing a dripping faucet — and preventing all these issues — can be as simple as putting in new O-rings, but it also depends on the type of faucet you have.

How Your Indoor Air Quality Impacts Health and Comfort

Indoor air quality (IAQ) is critical to a healthy indoor environment. Poor IAQ can significantly impact our health, comfort, and overall well-being. HVAC systems play an important role in maintaining good IAQ, and understanding the relationship between IAQ, health, and HVAC systems is essential for ensuring a healthy and comfortable indoor environment.

How Your Indoor Air Quality Impacts Health and Comfort - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey Good IAQ is essential for maintaining a healthy and comfortable indoor environment.

Easy Plumbing Hacks That Will Save You Time

Use little tricks and repairs that plumbers know to fix common plumbing problems around the house that raise your water bill and can potentially cause bigger problems later on. With standard household products and a little bit of insider knowledge, you can fix a myriad of plumbing issues that you will commonly run into.

Easy Plumbing Hacks That Will Save You Time - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey Sometimes, low water pressure issues are because of this junk that builds up in faucet heads and not because of a problem in the pipes.

Easy Ways To Tell You Need To Replace Your HVAC System

How expensive was your last couple of repairs? For both your air conditioner and your heater, it is important to remember that there is a certain price range that repair costs can reach which qualifies as “too much.” If the cost of the repair is equal to half or more of the cost of a new system then you are better off putting those funds toward a new system.

Easy Ways To Tell You Need To Replace Your HVAC System - Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Services in New Jersey The age of your heating and cooling systems will be a big defining factor that helps you decide between repairs and a full replacement.

How often do you consider what you’re putting down your drain? If your answer is “never,” you’re not alone. However, when it comes to the health of your plumbing, putting any old thing down the drain can lead to major problems and expensive repairs in no time. Before you make an expensive mistake that costs you an arm and a leg, be sure you know these 13 things you should never pour down your drain. These plumbing maintenance tips can save you a lot of headaches and expenses in the long run.

1-Rice
Think pouring some leftover rice down the drain is no big deal? Think again. Absorbent foods, like rice and pasta, can expand in your pipes and contribute to clogs. If you’ve got some left on your plate at the end of a meal, make sure you scrape it into the trash can first before rinsing.

2- Olive Oil
When you’ve finished with your olive oil, you should be dumping it in the trash, not down the drain. While the stuff may seem slippery to you at room temperature, it is often a source of major drain clogs. When olive oil cools like when it comes in contact with cold water or is left to sit in an uninsulated pipe it can solidify, causing a blockage in no time.

3- Flour
Surprisingly enough, something as simple as flour can cause a messy plumbing problem before you know it. Flour can clump together when water hits it, seriously clogging your drain and potentially requiring a Green Apple Plumbing professional to remedy the situation.

4- Coffee Grounds
While dumping a cup of coffee down the drain likely won’t cause any harm, allowing those coffee grounds to go with it can cause serious trouble. Coffee grounds can accumulate in pipes and cause clogs, potentially leading to a repair in your future.

5- Animal Fat
Although you might be tempted to rinse that greasy pan right after cooking some bacon, sausage, or steak, doing so can cause serious plumbing issues down the line.

The problem is that the water and grease cool as [they] move through the pipes and solidify, attracting other debris and creating a blockage. Instead pour the grease into a can or jar, allowing it to cool, and then disposing of it in the trash can. After the frying pan has cooled wipe it down with a paper towel and then throw the paper towel into the trash bin.

6- Bones
While it may feel like you can dump virtually anything into your garbage disposal, bones can quickly gum up the works. Not only can they dull your disposal’s blades or get completely stuck, but bones are also often accompanied by animal fat that can congeal in the drain.

7- Mashed Potatoes
Viscous foods like mashed potatoes may separate easily enough when water hits them, but that doesn’t mean you can safely use your sink to dispose of them. Starchy foods like mashed potatoes can cause significant plumbing clogs, meaning you’re better off tossing them in the trash, leaving as little to be rinsed down the drain as possible.

8- Banana Peels
They may be soft, but your garbage disposal is not adept at getting rid of banana peels. Banana peels and other starchy foods can develop into a paste that slows down the blades of your average disposal, as well as potentially clogging pipes along the way.

9- Fibrous Vegetables
Last night’s veggie side can cause serious problems for your home’s plumbing if you’re not careful. Celery, asparagus, and other fibrous vegetables can tangle around blades in your average garbage disposal, leaving you with a major repair on your hands.

10- Egg Shells
They may seem easy enough to crack, but eggshells can cause a surprisingly big problem if you toss them into the sink. Eggshells are the culprit behind many plumbing issues, as they can pack together when combined with water and create clogs.

11- Medicine
Have some extra medicine on your hands? Whatever you do, don’t pour it down the drain. While it may not clog your pipes, there are even greater risks involved according to the United States Geological Survey, over 4,000 types of prescription medication make their way into our environment, contaminating groundwater and soil and harming or even killing domestic animals and wildlife along the way. Instead, the EPA recommends returning unused medication to drug take-back locations, like certain pharmacies, or mixing them with substances like coffee grounds or cat litter, sealing them in a container, and disposing of them in the trash.

12- Gasoline
If you’ve got some extra gasoline in your basement or garage, make sure to check out your city or town’s hazardous waste disposal options and whatever you do, don’t pour it down your drain. According to the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, gasoline can poison groundwater, and even inhaling small amounts of gasoline fumes can cause major problems. In fact, many children and adults have to be evaluated by first responders or hospitalized after becoming nauseated by small amounts of gasoline.

13- Pesticides
Those pesticides may be keeping your garden bug-free, but they’re doing no favors to the environment especially when you dispose of them in the sink. The EPA cautions against any pesticide down the drain as your average municipal water treatment facility may not have the equipment necessary to completely filter them out of the water supply, and pesticides can potentially harm both humans and animals if consumed.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding any of your plumbing or HVAC needs call Green Apple Plumbing & Mechanical NJ toll-free @888-3155564. Green Apple Plumbing & Mechanical NJ has been serving the New Jersey area for years with professionalism and expertise. Customer service and care are always our number one priorities.

The plumbing system is to a house, the way the human nervous system is to the body. It might be a bit of an exaggeration, but if you think about it well enough, you’ll see that we’re on to something. Not only does the plumbing system cut across almost all rooms in your house to supply water, but it also takes waste out of your home. Bottom line, plumbing systems are essential. As important as they are, Green Apple Mechanical says that many people still make horrible decisions that clog up their toilets and then require the services of an experienced plumber or attempt DIY.

However, these decisions are not made deliberately to clog your plumbing, more than half the time, it’s out of sheer ignorance. If you want to avoid calling the plumber, or if you’re perplexed as to why you’ve had your plumbing fixed three times in one month, you should know the dos and don’ts of the plumbing system. While at that, you can check out this piece on the biggest scams to watch out for by plumbers. The recurrent hitches might be because your plumber has been trying all the tricks in the book on you.

1. It’s not always a DIY job

We understand that a lot of you are brave with the house repairs, and half the days, you need a detailed guide to attempt a well-done DIY. But you need to understand that there are some repairs you simply have to be content with being an average Joe. We don’t mind your Mario fantasy, but when it comes to plumbing, if the issue is not fixing a clogged toilet or a leaky one, get professional help.

For others who attempt to fix plumbing issues independent of a professional plumber because of the concerns of being taken advantage of, you can allay your fears by trying out someone new and reputable. And you should also equip yourself by reading our guide on how to know if a plumber is taking advantage of you. Moving on, the experts at R.S Andrews write that most of the time, where you attempt a little fix like hidden leaks, it may just be a precursor to a larger problem that only a professional eye can see. So, drop those tools and take off your plumbing gear. Walk to the phone and call a plumber!

2. You’re flushing the wrong things down the drain

This shouldn’t even be up for discussion, but it is because people still think it’s okay. In an interview with The New York Times, when asked what was safe to flush down a toilet, most toilet waste managers replied, “Not Much.” That’s the end of the story. According to the experts at Anchor Plumbing Services, under no circumstances should you flush items like baby diapers, feminine hygiene products, cotton balls, toys, dead fish, and even dental floss down the toilet. The buildup of these could clog your toilet and your plumbing.

Similarly, almost everyone is guilty of pouring grease down the sink. It’s the easiest way to get rid of bacon grease or any other extra fat. But the problem with this is that the oil doesn’t flush away. Instead, it congeals over time in your pipes, and at some point, there would be a clog, says Service Plus Plumbing. In the same vein, washing and peeling potatoes or similar tubers in the sink are not proper. The dirt and bits are also capable of causing damaging clogs to your plumbing system. However, using a garbage disposal system is not the way to go. Instead, bag up your tuber waste and place it in the trash to be picked up.

3. Say no to chemicals, say yes to plumbers

When you have a clog in the sink or the toilet, we admit it, the quickest fix would be to pick up one of their dissolves at the store, and if you’re lucky, you might already have one at home. However, the problem arises that not only do these chemicals eat away at the items blocking your tubes, but they also begin to eat away at your pipe, dissolving them and causing leaks, via John the Plumber. It doesn’t sound like a smart solution anymore, does it?

Similarly, toilet fresheners also tend to clog your pipes when used for long periods. However, Flo by Moen says that as an alternative, you could always use an old home remedy of soda vinegar and hot water. The trick is to mix two parts baking soda, one part vinegar, and about a liter of hot water and then pour it down the sink to eat away at the clogs. Your best bet is still always the services of a professional plumber.

4. Exposing your pipes to the elements

Another cause of damage to your plumbing is the weather. In those months when it gets extra chilly, your pipes could freeze; when it does, they could burst, crack or leak. This is why in the few weeks to winter, David LeRoy Plumbing recommends that you step up the insulation of your pipes.

According to Green Apple Mechanical, to insulate your pipes, the very first thing you want to do is to close all outdoor faucets. For this to be more effective, purchase a faucet cover or make yours with the guide we shared here earlier. Open cabinet doors throughout the winter to ensure the heat from your furnace or HVAC unit circulates the pipes. Intermittently run your pipes as well, and if you are traveling, make sure to shut off the water supply and drain the tubes of every last drop of water.

5. Roots in pipes

Here comes the conflict of interest. While the presence of trees in your landscape is always a good idea, complications arise when the roots begin to get into your pipes. Tree roots are water-seeking, so sooner or later, they will get to your pipes, especially if they are planted close to the sewage system. If your plumbing and water system seems slow or has foul odors, Flo by Moen says that you may be dealing with a case of roots in pipes.

According to Green Apple Mechanical, tree roots can be disastrous to your entire plumbing, home, and overall landscape. A couple of the problems could include a complete sewer blockage and overflow, which could cause septic pools and sewage. It is a no-brainer that this would cause foul smells; in the worst-case scenario, it could seep into the city’s water system. But there’s a fix, and there always is. Get a professional tree remover and a plumber to help dislodge the tree. In the same vein, you can cut down the tree and dislodge the stumps with the tips we shared earlier. And finally, a safe alternative is to plant dwarf trees instead of regular trees. Their roots are less wild, and there are many beautiful options to choose from!

According to many indicators analyzed by the U.S. Global Change Research Program, current heat wave frequency and the length of our recent heat waves have increased since the mid-1960s. The average heat wave season is now 45 days longer than it was 50 years ago! But there is a way to beat the heat during a heat wave!

The unusually high temperatures reached during a heat wave are often a challenge for many air conditioning systems. Now don’t be surprised if your AC unit never turns off on extremely hot days and the temperature inside your home starts to creep up beyond where you set your thermostat. This can be a normal occurrence. But don’t worry, the air conditioner will eventually catch up overnight or maybe towards the morning hours when it’s cooler outside. Below we have some tips to help you cool your home more efficiently during a heat wave! First, we need to make sure your air conditioner is functioning properly. Here are some quick problems to look for!

Why is my air conditioner not cooling my house below 80 degrees?
Certain issues or problems can often prevent your air conditioning unit from properly cooling down your home on extremely hot days. These issues or problems may include:

A dirty air filter (good maintenance is always key)
A slow refrigerant leak (sometimes an easy fix)
A blocked condensing unit (a common problem at the shore)
Ducts leaking inside the home (efficiency loss is possible)
An undersized or older air conditioning unit (time to call us)
But there is also a possibility nothing is actually “wrong” with your air conditioning unit. Properly cooling a home starts with the outside temperature!

How cool should I expect my home to get during a heat wave?
The greatest air conditioner in the world is only going to cool your home about 20 degrees cooler than the current outside temperature. Maybe a little more if you take the time to implement a few of these helpful tips for cooling your home on extremely hot days – like during a heat wave where temperatures exceed 90 degrees!

Here are 8 tips to cool your home better during a heat wave!
Anything you can do to keep your home a little bit cooler on extremely hot days will mean your air conditioning system does not need to be running as long for each cooling cycle; which will save you money on cooling costs as well as conserve energy.

1. Set the thermostat higher

In extreme temperatures, it’s best not to turn “up” the AC to save a few dollars because it puts your AC unit in an uphill fight trying to cool down your home. Set your thermostat on 75-78 degrees (or higher) and learn to live with a little heat.

2. Turn the fan switch to the “on” position

Turning your fan switch to the “on” position instead of leaving it on “auto” will help circulate the air in your home and also help rooms that are too hot or cool. This approach will help “some” with the temperature differences in 2 story homes. We have better solutions to fix this common problem if this technique does not help.

3. Keep shades closed on extremely hot days

Did you ever wonder how people lived without air conditioning 100+ years ago? They used the natural shade of trees and closed the curtains/shades to keep the home cooler. Keeping the shades closed on the sunny side of the house will assist in cooling the home on extremely hot days.

4. Close off unused rooms to conserve energy

If your entire home is not being occupied at the moment, take a few minutes and close the air vents inside the unused rooms or bathrooms. The doors should also be closed to these rooms to conserve energy and force the cool air to stay in the occupied areas of your home. This technique can sometimes lower the ambient temperature of your home by a few degrees (or more).

5. Consider using ceiling fans to keep you cool

One of the biggest myths about ceiling fans is that they cool the air in a room. Not true! The ceiling fan cools the occupant, not the air. A ceiling fan (or floor fan) will dry up the perspiration on your skin and make you feel cooler. So your thermostat can be set higher so your air conditioning system doesn’t need to work as hard to cool your home or your family!

6. Don’t use appliances on extremely hot days

Did someone say “let’s go out to dinner”? Not using the stove, dishwasher, or dryer on extremely hot days will help keep your home cooler by simply not introducing heat into an already warm environment. Isn’t summer a great time to use the grill and cook outdoors? Who doesn’t love a good bbq!? If you do need to use these appliances, try limiting their use to certain times of the day when the outside temperatures are cooler and your AC unit isn’t working overtime to cool your home.

7. Properly maintain your air conditioning unit for maximum efficiency

A properly maintained air conditioning system will yield years of comfort in your home and should keep your utility bills in check. For all of our friends along the shore, this is the time of year we begin to see the impact of salt deterioration on your AC unit. The salt corrodes the aluminum coils which, over time, reduces the capacity it had when it was a newer unit and uses significantly more energy to cool your home. When this happens, it also means the unit itself can’t cool off. The result of this is that we see a lot of shutdowns because the components are being stressed.

8. Consider upgrading your air conditioning system

When your car gets older and accumulates miles, it loses power and efficiency over time. Just like your car, an older air conditioning system may not be able to properly cool your home as well as it did when it was first installed.

According to energy experts, if your AC unit is older than 10 years old, you should think about replacing it. Although an air conditioner can last up to 20 years in a normal environment it loses about 40% of its efficiency after 10 years and the newer technology can also save you up to 20% on cooling costs when upgrading.

Green Apple Mechanical are the experts you can trust. We have been serving the NJ area for years with professionalism and expertise. Customer service and care are always our number one priorities. If you have any questions or concerns regarding any of your HVAC needs call us today toll-free at 888-611-7191