Allergies. Odor. Static electricity. There are a lot of small particles that rest in your home’s air. And air purifiers offer some much-needed and very sweet relief. But not all air purifiers are created equal.

There is a “best”, and the iWave air purifier is a serious contender.

Summer is officially in full swing, and the heat and humidity are already going strong. With your air conditioning system running non-stop it is important to take the time to check your system over and do some summer maintenance to keep everything running smoothly. Here are some simple tasks that can help ensure that your air conditioning system isn’t in need of repair and that you should be contacting an emergency HVAC service specialist like us!

Did you know that you can use your yard to cool your home in the summer?

In this post, we’ll give you a thorough rundown of all things geothermal AC: what is it, how does it work, how does it compare to conventional AC systems, and how it differs from geothermal heating. We’ll also help you understand some of the major advantages of geothermal AC, including efficiency, cost, convenience, comfort, and sustainability.

It’s no fun when the air conditioner doesn’t work, however, it happens. And it won’t be in the middle of winter as it happens. It will be the hottest day of the year, and no matter how low you set the thermostat, the air conditioner will not blow cool enough air.

For many, summer means fun in the sun and vacations. With everything you need to do before your exciting trip, preparing your HVAC system for your absence is probably the last thing you’re worried about during vacation planning

You can feel it when you walk out of your home in the morning. The sun is beating down and the humidity is up. Summer has officially arrived. With the start of summer comes the start of the season for your air conditioner. Make sure your system is ready with a few helpful HVAC tips!

Are you in the market to improve your home’s energy efficiency? Air sealing is an excellent starting point. Your home’s heating and cooling system can account for roughly 43 percent of your monthly energy bill, so you can save a lot of money by ensuring that as much of your conditioned air as possible remains inside your home, as opposed to leaking outside.

High humidity feels awful.

High humidity in your home in the summertime? The absolutely worst.

You’re hot, sweaty, uncomfortable, and all around miserable when it’s too humid in your home.

All you want is some way to relieve the discomfort: to get your indoor air quality back on track, and actually enjoy your home this summer.

We might just be able to help with that.