Anything new, improved, or revolutionary feels like it comes at a cost. When it comes to central air and heat systems, this cost can feel insurmountable, and the payoff is hard to identify. But there’s good news!
With the COVID-19 pandemic, clean air has become a priority for many businesses and even private homeowners, and groundbreaking technology has revitalized the term “clean air” into one that involves low maintenance and sustainability (both for the environment and your wallet).
Before the dead of winter arrives, be sure you have adequate insulation inside your attic space. When this area doesn’t have enough insulating material, heat can easily escape. In turn, this can cause your home to feel cold and uncomfortable. Additionally, all of this heat loss from your attic may cause your heater to work harder to keep your home at the temperature you’ve set.
Goodbye summer, hello fall! The leaves will be changing soon, the temperatures will cool, and your windows will be thrown open wide to beckon in the crisp fall air. With that in mind, perhaps it’s about time to give your HVAC system a quick check before the seasonal transition from air conditioning to heat takes full effect.
Replacing the filter in your air conditioning and/or heating system regularly keeps your appliances working properly and your energy bills low. It's also a task that many homeowners forget about for months at a time, which can send your energy bill skyward and potentially contribute to other maintenance issues down the line. Read on to find out the best rate at which to change your air filter!
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!
