Posts Tagged ‘indoor air quality’
Manual J: Why Your Contractor Should Know It Chapter And Verse
When it comes to home heating and air conditioning equipment, size does matter. If you want to be comfortable in your own home, and spend as little as possible on your heating and cooling bills, you’ll want to have HVAC equipment that’s the perfect size for your needs. Improperly sized equipment can cause many problems,…
Read MoreReady for a Zoning System? Some Questions That Can Help You Decide
Are you experiencing comfort issues in your Alton, Glen Carbon or Hamel home? Are you finding it difficult to keep all areas of your home comfortable? You don’t have to suffer any long: a zoning system may be the perfect solution for your home and family. With a traditional system, you have one thermostat that’s…
Read MoreWe Spend 90% of Our Time Indoors. What Does That Mean for Indoor Air Quality?
Did you know that the average person spends 90% of their time indoors? That means we need to be thinking more about indoor air quality!
Read MoreYour Ceiling Fans And Air Conditioner: Together, They Work Better
Want to save money on your summer air conditioning bills? Then put your ceiling fans to work. Ceiling fans might be an old technology, but they’re a technology that works. Just as a breeze outdoors can make the day feel colder – a phenomenon known as the wind-chill effect – a breeze indoors can make…
Read MoreWhy a Higher-Efficiency Air Filter Is Worth Every Penny
Your home’s heating and cooling system relies on the air filter in order to run smoothly. While your system can likely accommodate a variety of filters with varying efficiency ratings, there are many advantages of choosing a higher-efficiency air filter. Benefits of a Higher-Efficiency Air Filter The most obvious benefit is that an air filter…
Read MoreConsidering A Duct Sealing Project? You Won’t Be Disappointed
As a homeowner, you’ll always want to find ways to save money on your monthly energy bills. One way to realize energy savings is to have the ducts in your home sealed. Duct sealing is a cost-effective way to combat the high cost of heating and cooling your home. Why seal ducts? The ductwork in your…
Read MoreHEPA Filters Clear the Air, Along with Allergy-Ridden Sinuses
If you suffer from asthma, airborne allergies or other respiratory conditions, you might be surprised to learn that relief from your symptoms can be attained without a lot of extra fuss or cost. Your home can be the refuge you’ve been searching for, and all you may need is a HEPA filtration system. Understanding HEPA Filters…
Read MoreHow Duct Cleaning Services Help Metro-East Homeowners Hunker Down For Winter
Winter is the perfect time of year for duct cleaning services. Your home is going to be closed up pretty tightly when the temperatures start to drop so you need to make sure the air inside your home stays clean and your heating bills remain under control. When you schedule your annual heating system service,…
Read MoreAir Filter Replacement Should Be On Your Winter List of To-Dos
If it’s been a while since you changed your forced-air heating and cooling system’s air filter, it’s time to remedy that situation right away. Air filter replacement is one of the simplest and most inexpensive ways to keep your furnace performing at peak capacity. Here’s a brief overview of air filter replacement and what it means…
Read MoreUV Lights In Your HVAC System Combat Bioaerosols In Your Air
Don’t underestimate your options when it comes to destroying bioaerosols lurking in your home’s air. You’re not at their mercy with the power of UV lights installed alongside your HVAC system. Ultraviolet (UV) lights have long been used in hospitals and other “clean” environments to combat bacteria, viruses and mold. Now, residential systems give homeowners…
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