Severe storms can be very unforgiving for homeowners. You may very well do your best to keep your home and family safe and secure from severe weather and heavy rainfall, but you know that your home and its components can still sustain damage. If you have an AC unit installed on the roof or near …
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Mold, bacteria, dust, pet dander and other microorganisms can settle in your HVAC system. These will not only compromise the system’s performance, they’ll also affect indoor air quality. Fortunately, there’s a way to reduce these pollutants in your home. Using germicidal lights is one of the easiest ways to get rid of these biological contaminants. …
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With an efficient HVAC system, you can save on energy costs and improve your indoor air quality. Performing regular maintenance can help you catch small problems before they turn into expensive repairs; however, many homeowners don’t get in touch with their HVAC contractors unless something goes wrong with their unit.
HVAC filters exist for different applications, and come in various sizes and MERV (minimum efficiency reporting value) ratings. Today, Home Air Services, one of the area’s top HVAC companies, describes several types of filters to help you find the filter that will work best for you. Reusable Reusable filters, also called washable filters, are among …
Have you ever noticed that your skin dries out indoors much more quickly in the winter than in the summer? It sounds paradoxical, but it’s actually more common than you’d think. HVAC systems, particularly those that use furnaces for heating, are great at warming up your home, but the warm air they produce is typically …
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