Robert Conklin

Robert Conklin, the founder of Beachwood Air, brings over four decades of invaluable experience to his role. Born and raised in Passaic County, New Jersey, he was introduced to the HVAC field through his father, a Union Journeyman in the trade. Early on, Robert's passion for HVAC was kindled as he assisted his father on various job sites across the state. His formal education in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration at Passaic County Technical Institute laid the groundwork for his career. After graduating, he gained hands-on experience in the industry and in 1988, he joined the Local 475 Pipefitters Refrigeration Union, where he mastered the complexities of commercial equipment. This wealth of experience culminated in his role at Rutgers University Newark in 2012. With his expertise, spanning more than 40 years, Robert is dedicated to providing expert HVAC services to the residents of Ocean and Monmouth County, New Jersey, as the owner of Beachwood Air.

Signs Your Furnace Needs Attention Before Winter

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As time goes on, potential issues can come up with your furnace, including those that could lead to higher energy bills or even dangerous carbon monoxide poisoning. It’s important for New Jersey homeowners to understand the importance of a clean heating system filter and to be able to recognize when your furnace might be working … Read more

AC Filters Change How Often? – Beachwood Air’s Guide on Furnace Filter Replacement

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Neglecting filter changes can lead to decreased HVAC performance, higher energy costs, and potential system malfunctions. Therefore, adhere to manufacturer recommendations and consider factors like household pets, allergies, and system usage when determining the frequency of filter replacements. This piece plays an important role in both preserving an ideal temperature and safeguarding the purity of … Read more

The Ideal Sleeping Temperature

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The Science Behind Perfect Temperature For Sleep Body Temperature Regulation Our core body temperature naturally decreases during sleep. This drop in temperature is vital for initiating and maintaining a good night’s rest. Cooler temperatures help us fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer. As we sleep, our bodies go into a resting state allowing us … Read more