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Heating and Cooling Old Homes

Posted On: August 29th, 2020

Older homes are often beautiful and come with a storied history- however, they are also known for being difficult to heat and cool, as they weren’t built with modern HVAC systems in mind. These older houses have structural differences that impact these systems in many cases, but there are options that can work well for […]

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HVAC Terms to Know

Posted On: August 15th, 2020

When it comes to the heating and cooling systems in your home, there is a lot you may never know, instead of relying on professionals. Many of these intricacies can be hard to comprehend and you don’t need to know the ins and outs. However, to properly communicate with the experts you call in, there […]

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Ideal Air Conditioning Settings for Summer

Posted On: August 5th, 2020

In many homes, there can be debate regarding the perfect way to keep your home cool in the summer. With a proper HVAC system, you are able to climate control your indoor space to your liking. This will vary from person to person, but there are best practices to achieve a cool retreat in your […]

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Summer Air Conditioning Inspection Checklist

Posted On: July 29th, 2020

Now that we’re well into summer, we all remember just how important a working air conditioning system can be. This is also when you most want to make sure your cooling system is working, to avoid any hot summer days where repair is needed. While it’s in use, this is a good time to have […]

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UV Lights Can Improve Indoor Air Quality

Posted On: July 3rd, 2020

Many conventional ways exist to improve your home’s indoor air quality. These include changing your filters regularly, getting your air ducts cleaned, keeping your carpets clean, utilizing air-filtering plants, and minimizing humidity in the home. But there is a newer, more innovative way to improve your air quality that is growing in popularity amongst homeowners, […]

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HEPA Filters for Indoor Air Quality

Posted On: June 28th, 2020

If you’ve ever shopped for filters for your air conditioner, you’ve likely seen some labeled HEPA filters. While most homeowners typically use MERV-rated air filters for their residential HVAC units, some choose to go with HEPA filters, and many commercial HVAC units will use HEPA filters for maximum indoor air quality. HEPA stands for High […]

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