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09/11/2013
The cooler days of September prompt many homeowners to tackle the roof repairs they need to do before the winter weather sets in. Roof work is a major investment and a job that requires qualified professionals using quality materials that will stand the test of time.
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07/17/2013
The New York area is in for some scorching temperatures this summer and BBB is urging consumers to take a few simple steps to avoid being burned by air conditioning inspection and repair scams. While there are many reputable air conditioning service and installation companies from which to choose, there are always a few unscrupulous companies looking to do unnecessary repair work or equipment sales.
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02/07/2013
Better Business Bureau is warning consumers to be wary of fly-by-night “storm chasers” who may be out in force after a major snow storm. Your home may take a beating when a big winter storm hits. During the cleanup effort, choose repair contractors carefully, to avoid having your wallet take a beating too.
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07/06/2010
BBB warns consumers to beware of air duct cleaning businesses that employ bait and switch tactics or try to scare the homeowner into thinking they have a serious health-threatening mold problem.
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04/30/2010
The second phase of the 2010 Census begins this Saturday as 635,000 census takers begin visiting households that did not return their census form through the mail. BBB serving Metropolitan New York, Long ISland and the Mid-Hudson Region encourages anyone who didn’t return their form in the mail to prepare for a visit from a census taker by learning what to expect and how to identify scammers.
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06/01/2000
Heating and cooling systems are some of the most important investments you'll ever make in your home. Whether you're buying a new house, renovating an old one or making an emergency purchase because "old faithful" finally conked out, there's a lot riding on the choices you make: Your comfort and safety are at stake, but so is your wallet.
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07/01/1999
Planning a school break trip? A sunny beach? A foreign country? Skiing? If you're using a special tour package, you may think everything's taken care of. How sure are you?
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07/01/1996
Presented by the Federal Trade Commission, the National Association of Attorneys General and the American Automobile Association. The best way to avoid auto repair rip-offs is to be prepared. Knowing how your vehicle works and how to identify common car problems is a good beginning. It's also important to know how to select a good technician, the kinds of questions to ask, and your consumer rights.
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