Breathe Easy This Allery Season: How IAQ Products Can Help
Spring is in the air! And unfortunately, so is pollen. If you or someone in your family suffers from allergies, you know how difficult this season can be. All too often, people focus only on avoiding allergens outdoors. However, your indoor air quality (IAQ) also plays a crucial role in how you feel. Dust, pollen,…
The Importance of Cleaning Your AC Coils Before Summer
Imagine a summer heat wave without air conditioning. When temperatures reach 90+ degrees, AC isn’t just a luxury – it’s an essential part of daily life. Today’s air conditioning systems are more reliable than ever. But neglecting proper maintenance protocols is like gambling with your home’s comfort and safety during summer and early fall. …
Haven’t Scheduled Your Spring AC Tune-Up Yet? Here’s Why You Should
It’s been a long and snowy winter for much of the Midwest. Fortunately, March’s arrival means spring is on the horizon. Most homeowners have a seasonal to-do list that includes yard work, putting away winter coats, and, of course, spring cleaning. But any list that omits “schedule an AC tune-up” is incomplete! This post explains…
The 5 HVAC Components That Will Wear Out Over Time
Give your HVAC system some credit. It works hard year-round to keep your home comfortable, and technological advancements have improved reliability and durability. But the daily grind takes its toll. This article explains the five HVAC components that will wear out over time. 1. Capacitors Capacitors store and release energy to keep your HVAC system…
6 Home Heating Myths That May Be Costing You Money
Sub-freezing winter days aren’t just uncomfortable…they’re downright expensive. When the furnace continuously pumps hot air through your vents, you can almost feel your energy bill rising with the temperature. We’ve discussed several strategies homeowners can employ to reduce energy costs during colder months. Now, we’re highlighting common misconceptions about home heating strategies. This article uncovers…
What is a Heat Pump? An Overview of a Growing Technology
Heat pumps have come a long way since Peter von Rittinger built the prototype in 1856. What began as a technology to enhance drying processes in Austrian salt mines has evolved into an energy-efficient climate control system now used in millions of homes and businesses worldwide. Heat pumps are a prime example of what can…
