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Improving Air Quality With HVAC Systems

The air quality inside a home is important for the health of the family. Excess dust and other pollutants in the air can have a negative effect on people, especially those who have breathing issues or allergies. Hi, my name is Ted, and before I had my home's HVAC system upgraded, I experienced bad allergies inside my house. A friend told me how some heating and air conditioning units have ventilating properties that work to clean the air inside a home. These units remove all kinds of pollutants in the air, such as smoke, odors, dust, and bacteria, that can cause allergy symptoms. After the HVAC contractor fixed up my system, I could breathe better, and my allergies weren't as bad. I wrote this blog to inform other people about HVAC systems and how they can promote cleaner air inside the home.

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Time Allotments For A Brand-New Residential Air Conditioning Installation

Posted on 8 August 2018

When you are getting a brand-new central air conditioner installed for the first time, you should allow more time for this type of air conditioning installation than for a replacement. There is a lot more going on than just electrical wiring.  If you are wondering if you should take a day off from work for this, here are the typical time allotments for each step of the installation process. Level Surface for the Condenser Box [Read More]

Tips For Getting A New Air Conditioner Installed

Posted on 5 July 2018

If your air conditioner is old and has been repaired a few times, it's probably time to think about getting it replaced. Replacing an AC is a big investment, so you want to make sure you make a good choice when it comes to the size and efficiency of the unit. Here are a few other tips that might help. Plan The Replacement If you push your AC until it finally breaks down in the middle of summer, you're forced to make a quick decision about whether to repair or replace it. [Read More]

Suffering From Stale Air Or High Humidity In Your Building? Install An Energy Recovery Ventilator To Improve Indoor Air Quality

Posted on 28 May 2018

If your commercial building suffers from excess humidity, poor air quality or stale air, it's likely that you're experiencing poor air ventilation. Poor ventilation is a common side effect of modern energy-efficient building design. Your air conditioner blows outside air into your building, but the sealed building envelope doesn't allow for much air to escape. This causes poor air circulation between outside air and inside air, leading to excess humidity and causing contaminants such as particulates or chemicals in the air to accumulate in the inside air. [Read More]

How To Maintian Your Furnace Filter System

Posted on 7 March 2018

Upgrading your HVAC system can ultimately have a major impact on how much it costs to heat and cool your home. There are some basic repairs and upgrades that will make your system more efficient during both the winter and summer months. That is, you can reduce your utility bills throughout the year if you make smart, simple repairs. Replacing your air filter is easy work, but many people do it incorrectly. [Read More]