Enjoy the Gift of Fresh Warm Air This Winter
December 16th, 2019Believe it or not, there is a why to enjoy the best of a warm home and fresh air at once.
Indoor Air Quality Posts
Why Are Leaky Ducts Such a Problem?
May 11th, 2018Do not settle for a subpar heating or cooling experience, just because you think it is the way your system operates.
Spring Is Tough on Indoor Air Quality
April 9th, 2018There is a lot to love about the spring season. Trees and flowers in bloom, the weather warming up, the—allergy attacks?
Choosing the Right Air Purifier
May 22nd, 2017An air purifier can be a terrific addition to your home. Make sure you select the right unit for your needs.
Common Problems with Home Insulation
January 30th, 2017Insulation plays a vital role in your home. Issues with your insulation must be resolved post haste.
Test and Seal Your Ducts for Greater Heating Efficiency
November 28th, 2016Do you use a forced air heating system, like a furnace or a heat pump, to keep your home comfortable when the temperature drops? If so, you need the ductwork that this system uses to distribute heated air throughout your home to function properly.
When Is Duct Replacement Necessary?
August 29th, 2016We’ve written before about how to tell if your ductwork is leaking, and how professional duct sealing can benefit you in such a scenario. What you may not realize, though, is that there are certain situations in which duct sealing is just not going to cut it.
Why You Need a Reliable Carbon Monoxide Detector
June 27th, 2016If you use fossil fuels for any purpose in your home, be it to keep your residence warm during the cooler time of the year or to fuel for oven, water heater, or other appliances, you need to be aware of the risk that carbon monoxide poses to you. If you ever hear your carbon monoxide detector going off, you need to vacate your home and alert the appropriate authorities immediately.
Is Your Air Conditioner Drying Out the Air in Your Home too Much?
June 20th, 2016Conventional wisdom tells us that summers tend to be quite humid. That may be true outdoors, and it may also be true that it is, to some degree, the humidity and not the heat itself that is most responsible for your discomfort.
