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Winter Maintenance
Every season it is important to make sure that your equipment is cleaned and receives the proper maintenance. This is especially true for winter and summer, as there is greater demand on your system. Winter maintenance should include, changing all your filters, basic equipment check-up, cleaning, oiling and greasing, and and checking your heat exchanger if so equipped. Regular maintenance ensures that your equipment is running at peak efficiency, saving you money in energy costs, and extending the life of theequipment. Delaying maintenance may result in basic component failure to complete equipment failure, both of which carry a high cost or repair or replacement.
With a preventative maintenance contract we automatically respond and perform the required maintenance. With a preventative maintenance contract you never have to worry about your equipment no matter what the season. We make sure that your equipment is running at peak efficiency, saving you money in energy costs, and extending the life of your equipment.
If you ever have any questions about your equipment or would like a quote for a preventative maintenance contract please give us a call at (800)840-9101 or controlledair@controlledair.com.
If you have an emergency with your equipment
Our service department is available 24 hours a day/ 7 days week. In the event of an emergency, call us at (800) 840-9101 and our on-call service technician will contact you to discuss the problem and make any necessary arrangements to access the equipment.
If you have a service monitoring contract, this means your equipment’s system is linked to our computer monitoring system. With this type of monitoring, we often know about a problem before you do and our on-call service technician is automatically notified. The technician will then access your equipment’s information via computer and, if possible, make necessary adjustments electronically or go on site for emergency repairs if needed.
Boiler Rental
Winter has arrived and emergencies can arise. Don’t get stranded without heat. We offer a portable boiler system for rent. The portable low-pressure, natural gas boiler has 1,000,000 BTU’s and is built inside a trailer for easy transport. It is available for $1,000 per week or $2,000 per month plus installation and labor. Our boiler is available for emergency and scheduled shutdowns 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week. Call us at (800) 840-9101 or controlledair@controlledair.com for more details.
Our Customer Satisfaction Guarantee
We are committed to offering the best service in class and the highest level in customer satisfaction. Should you ever have a question about our service or your invoice, please do not hesitate to call. We are here to answer any questions and ensure you are completely satisfied with the work you received. Thank you for choosing Controlled Air, Inc. and we look forward to working with you in the future.
Sincerely,
Mike Chiocchio
General Manager
203-481-3531 x315
 Rebates & Incentives
CCEF - On-Site Renewable DG Program
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Incentive Type: |
State Grant Program |
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Eligible Renewable/Other Technologies: |
Photovoltaics, Landfill Gas, Wind, Biomass, Fuel Cells, Small Hydroelectric, Tidal Energy, Wave Energy, Ocean Thermal |
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Applicable Sectors: |
Commercial, Industrial, Nonprofit, Schools, Local Government, State Government, Low-Income Residential, Institutional |
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Amount: |
Varies by technology |
Connecticut's On-Site Renewable Distributed Generation (DG) Program has provided grants to support the installation of systems that generate electricity at commercial, industrial and institutional buildings. Systems utilizing solar photovoltaics (PV), wind, fuel cells, landfill gas, low-emission advanced biomass-conversion technologies, run-of-the-river hydropower, wave or tidal power, or ocean-thermal power have been eligible.* In the past, most program support has targeted PV and fuel-cell projects. This program is supported by the Connecticut Clean Energy Fund (CCEF), which, after exceeding -- by four megawatts (MW) -- its objective of incentivizing the installation of 5 MW of customer-side DG projects by mid-2007, has committed to adding 16.5 MW to Connecticut’s renewable generating capacity by 2010.
CCEF - Community Innovations Grant Program
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Incentive Type: |
State Grant Program |
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Eligible Renewable/Other Technologies: |
Public Awareness, Education Projects |
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Applicable Sectors: |
Nonprofit, Local Government |
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Amount: |
$1,000 - $4,000 per community |
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Maximum Incentive: |
$4,000 per community |
The Community Innovations Grants Program, originally launched in June 2006 as a pilot program, provides funding for communities to increase voluntary support for clean energy and to build model sustainable communities.
Under new program funding made available in December 2008, up to 50 municipalities are eligible to receive a micro-grant of $4,000, and up to 45 municipalities are eligible to receive a micro-grant of $2,000. Cities or towns must commit to the state's "20% by 2010 Campaign" and the EPA Community Energy Challenge. Municipalities that have previously received a Community Innovations Grant are not eligible for this grant. At least 10 "at-large" recipients may receive a micro-grant of up to $1,000. “At-large” recipients include individuals who live in cities and towns that have not yet committed to the “20% by 2010” campaign, as well as non-profit organizations based in Connecticut.
Block grants are awarded to eligible communities, and the funds are managed by a local energy task force in each participating community. In turn, these energy task forces, through a grant-giving process, provide micro-grants to organizations and citizens to start local projects that support clean-energy awareness and education within their communities. Applicants for individual micro-grants may apply to the local energy task force for funds ranging from $250 to $2,000 to support a public-awareness project or education project addressing the benefits and availability of clean energy.
This program is supported by the Connecticut Clean Energy Fund (CCEF), a public benefits fund created by the Connecticut General Assembly in 1998 and administered by Connecticut Innovations, a quasi-public organization. The CCEF promotes the development and commercialization of clean-energy technologies and stimulates markets for electricity from renewable sources. The CCEF is funded by a surcharge on electric ratepayers’ utility bills.
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