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Why You Should Change Your AC Filter Every Month

We may complain about the long winter, but now it’s AC time. Before you turn the thermostat to “cool,” if you have not done so already, have you remembered to check the AC filter? That pesky dust we wand off our furniture each week clings to the AC unit’s filter. Dirt and grime clog those […]

Why Carbon Monoxide in Your Home is Really Bad

Our homes are our sanctuaries. Providing comfort after a long day of work, giving us a place to gather with family and friends, and allowing a place of rest at the end of the day, most of us spend a good proportion portion of our lives in our homes. We assume our homes are safe […]

Five Reasons Bathroom Exhaust Fans are Important

While a low level of moisture in your home is optimal to keep the air from becoming uncomfortably dry, bathrooms are actually susceptible to excess moisture. Air conditioning units help keep your home cool, but there are rooms that could use a little extra ventilation. Bathroom exhaust fans pull moisture-laden air out of the small […]

How To Reduce Indoor Air Pollutants

A fresh and clean home is not only welcoming to your guests but a pleasure in which to live. You know instantaneously when you walk in the door if there is a foul odor, but what about pollutants that are unknown to the senses? Indoor environmental air quality is key to the comfort level of […]

Furnace Terminology All Homeowners Should Know

Your furnace is one of the hardest working appliances in your home.  Although you may not think much about it, you most certainly are aware of the warmth and comfort it provides.  Whether you are in the market for a new furnace or just want to become more familiar with the furnace you have, knowledge […]

HVAC Resolutions for 2019

Chances are, when considering your New Year’s Resolutions, your HVAC system is not high on your list. But while you’re writing your resolutions down (you do write them down – don’t you?), consider these for your beloved heating and cooling system. Change your air filter regularly. Air filters prevent dust, dirt and other particles from […]

Whole House Humidifiers

Not only does winter bring cold air, it also brings dry air into your home. Dry air makes you uncomfortable, and can also damage wood floors, musical instruments, artwork and other objects. The key is to keep the humidity in your home between 25% to 50%. You can do that by purchasing a whole house […]

How to Remove Indoor Allergens from Your Home

Indoor allergens come in many different forms. Plants, dust, mites, mold, mildew, and even pet dander can make breathing difficult and potentially cause serious illnesses. There are several things you can do to drastically reduce airborne allergens in the air at home. This can keep you healthier, allow you to breathe easier, and provide you […]

With Summer Almost Here, a Dehumidifier Could Make Your Air Better

The mercury is starting to climb in many parts of the country, and within a few weeks, it’ll be time for the air conditioners to come on. There’s much you can do to improve your air quality and reduce your reliance on your AC, including keeping your ducts clean and utilizing ceiling fans.  One other […]

What is Short-Cycling when it Comes to Furnace Operation?

As temperatures in your home fluctuate due to changes in the weather, the thermostat that operates your furnace and air-conditioning system will activate in order to regulate them. This is what is referred to as equipment cycling. While it is normal for your furnace to turn on and off at regular intervals, it can sometimes […]

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