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It’s time to crank up the furnace and savor that odor of charred dust with the first blast of warm air and you may have changed the filters at the onset of autumn. Don’t worry, the smell will quickly dissipate but aside from routine filter maintenance, there are some important tips to keep in mind…
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Home Humidity in the Winter With summer behind us, you can say goodbye to hot, humid weather. However, don’t let yourself think that humidity isn’t a factor during the winter. Low humidity can cause as many problems as sodden air does during the late spring and summer. Humidity levels drop during the winter, primarily because…
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Did you know that indoor air quality (IAQ) can affect the performance of your HVAC system? Dirt, dust, pollen, excess moisture, and other pollutants can cause your furnace and AC to run less efficiently, which results in higher energy bills and reduced comfort. It’s a given that poor IAQ can also affect your family’s health,…
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Humidity Control in Your Home When you think of humidity, the first thing that comes to mind is probably damp, stagnant summer air that makes you feel clammy and sweaty. Excess humidity can cause a lot of problems inside your home such as encouraging the growth of mold and mildew which, left untreated, can lead…
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Allergy Control Starts With Indoor Air Quality The arrival of spring weather doesn’t offer relief from allergies. Pollen from spring’s budding trees is replaced by grass pollen and warm, humid weather invites mold, resulting in continued misery for those who suffer from seasonal allergies. In addition to self-care and steps you are taking indoors to…
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What is air balancing and why is it important? If you are experiencing hot and cold spots in your home, you may need air balancing. Air balancing is important because it ensures an even flow of warm and cool air throughout your home, eliminates drafts, and saves energy because you aren’t overheating or over-cooling certain…
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