Enjoy the fresh spring air, indoors and out! Ensure your HVAC system is cleaned, along with the rest of your home, to protect your family's health and save money on HVAC repairs and energy costs.
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Spring cleaning? Add these 5 steps and breathe easy
All of the air you and your family breathe while at home is cycled through your heating and cooling equipment and your ductwork. It's Important to keep your HVAC system clean, too.
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A Healthy Home Begins with Healthy Air
Did you know airborne particles from dust, pets, pollen, smoke, exhaust, and other sources can often lead to eye, nose, and throat irritation? Find out what can be done about it.
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Benefits of Having Air Ducts Cleaned
Ductwork is so often overlooked in the home, therefore there’s a good chance of making a noticeable impact on your home’s air quality by getting it cleaned.
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Humidity: Helping Or Hurting Your Comfort?
If you ever wondered if you needed humidity in your home or not, we explain it all here. Don't let it affect your home comfort.
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Signed, sealed, delivered: Duct sealing and your HVAC
Do certain rooms in your home often seem more difficult to heat or cool than others? Have you noticed an increase in your heating and cooling bills over time? Leaky ductwork might be the problem.
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Cleaning your home’s air ducts every few years reduces dust and allergens
Air ducts require occasional cleaning to keep your home healthy It’s not terribly pleasant to think about where dust comes from — an accumulation of dirt, dead skin cells, dandruff, pet dander, mites, smoke particles and other pollutants. This detritus circulates through the air in your home, where you and your family unavoidably breathe it in on a daily basis. And because dust is heavier than air, it settles into vents and ducts just like it does onto flat surfaces. Think about how often you dust your furniture, and how much dust would build up if you neglected this chore
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Radon in your home could be causing serious damage
Silent killer: Check your home’s radon levels There could be a dangerous killer lurking in your home, and you wouldn’t even know it. According to estimates from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, radon causes as many as 21,000 lung cancer deaths annually, second only to smoking. So what exactly is radon, and why is it such a threat to your home and your health? Caused by the breakdown of uranium in soil, radon is a colorless, odorless gas that can seep into homes and buildings through gaps in the foundation. When radon leaks into a basement, it can pool there
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The truly easy secret to super human air in your home
Imagine what would happen if you tried to brew your morning coffee without using a filter. The end result would be full of coffee grounds, and the whole process would clog up your machine. A furnace filter functions in much the same way as a coffee filter. These humble household heroes are important for two main reasons — they strain out debris from the air in your home, and they support your furnace by protecting its inner workings. How clean is your air? It’s not pleasant to think about, but household air is full of dust, bacteria, smoke, pet dander
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No more dry skin and ruined wood furnishings with an ideal humidity level
Maintaining proper humidity levels in your home offers a number of benefits including improved energy efficiency and indoor air quality, longer life for your hardwood flooring and furniture, and even added protection against airborne cold and flu viruses. The ideal humidity level usually ranges somewhere between 30% and 50%. It’s easy to find out exactly where yours clocks in by using a basic hygrometer device, available at hardware stores and big-box retailers. Why do you need a humidifier? Like the human body, your living space requires a certain amount of water to thrive and function at its best. If the
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