If only you could afford that snowplow service. You could sit by the window sipping hot chocolate and watching someone else pull back the white blanket covering your driveway. Read More...

 HeatTrak, manufacturer of heated snow melting mats, launches sweepstakes on Facebook. One winner will be awarded a $500 Visa gift card and $300 towards an online order of HeatTrak products. Read More...

HeatTrak addresses customers' most common questions in animated instruction video, and explains how to install, operate, and control residential snow-melting mats. Read More...

You need your house to feel safe over the holidays, whether you're heading out of town, or staying home to host family between turkey time and New Year's Eve. That's where technology can help. Here's a look at the essential items to consider when you're defending your castle this holiday season. Read More...

 As if the last few weeks weren’t enough, are you ready for the arrival of Old Man Winter? When it comes to snow-removal tools, manufacturers have made great strides in ergonomically correct designs, lightweight but durable materials, and different-sized blades and handles. Read More...

 At East End Disability Associates (EEDA), caring for those on Eastern Long Island with developmental disabilities is a full-time operation. The organization, which provides housing as well as educational, medical, and recreational services to over 650 disabled individuals, admits that maintaining a slip-free environment during the snowy winter months can be a challenge. Read More...

With summer winding down, HeatTrak introduces two new products that make the not-too distant winter weather a lot less worrisome. The company, which manufactures electric heated mats for melting snow on walkways and stairs, released two new accessories: a wireless remote control switch (Model # HR-Wireless) and thermostat extension cable (Model # HR-THERM3550). Read More...

When he was 16 years old, Hillel Glazer lugged a snow shovel around his neighborhood every snow storm, in the hopes of making a few bucks. But eventually the Teaneck teen grew tired of pushing and toting the white stuff. "I thought, there's got to be a better way," said Glazer, now 33, who owns HeatTrak, a Paterson-based company that manufacturers ice melting mats for residential and industrial use. Read More...