Heating and Cooling Best Practices

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How Do I Know if I Have Indoor Quality Issues?
Indoor Air Quality
 / 11 February 2020 / 0 comments
Your HVAC system is an integral part of your home, but it may also be the cause of poor indoor air quality. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends checking your system if you’re suffering from the below.
Humidity in the Home
Why Too Much or Too Little Humidity is Bad for Your Home
Indoor Air Quality
 / 6 February 2020 / 0 comments
As HVAC technicians, we want you to know your indoor air quality is important for the well-being of everyone in the household. When you have too much or too little humidity in your home, it can cause problems like respiratory issues or mold growth.
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Should You Cover Your HVAC Unit During Winter?
Air Conditioning
 / 6 January 2020 / 0 comments
Your HVAC unit is designed to tolerate a lot of hard work during each season. Once winter hits, it's perfectly safe to leave the unit uncovered no matter the conditions. However, your specific situation may require a bit more protection.
Recommended Humidity
What is the Recommended Humidity Level for Your Home?
Indoor Air Quality
 / 6 January 2020 / 0 comments

Your home has an optimal humidity level that's ideal for keeping you cool in the summer. When the cold weather hits and you need to turn on the heat, the humidity level can drop and make you miserable with dry eyes and itchy skin. Our HVAC professional can help you determine the best way to maintain a healthy humidity level for your home.

Dry Air in Home
How Your Heater and Humidifier Work Together During the Winter
Heating
 / 9 December 2019 / 0 comments
Winter can easily be one of the most challenging seasons to deal with. Sub freezing temperatures, icy roads, and blowing snow are just a few examples of how the elements can make for a tough environment outside.
Programmable Thermostat
Can Your Thermostat Control Your Home's Humidity?
Heating
 / 6 December 2019 / 0 comments
Your home's thermostat is used to regulate the temperature, but it can also affect indoor humidity levels. In both the summer and winter months, humidity plays a role in your comfort and HVAC performance.