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Tag: indoor air quality

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How Pollen Impacts Your HVAC System in the Spring

Spring brings longer days, warmer air, and a fresh start for your home. It also brings less welcome pollen in the air. That fine yellow dust settles on cars, windows, and outdoor furniture, but it doesn’t stop there. Pollen finds its way into your home and directly into your HVAC system, where it can affect […]

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8 Ways to Make Your Home More Energy Efficient This Year

Keeping your home comfortable shouldn’t mean watching your utility bills climb higher every month. If you’re looking to cut energy waste and lower your monthly costs, now’s a good time to take a closer look at how your home uses and loses energy. Small changes can make a big difference, especially when combined with smarter […]

Indoor Air Quality Check

We started a series specifically with our customers in mind so you can go into the heating season with peace of mind that your indoor air quality will be performing at its best. Here are some simple maintenance tips, and how we can assist in keeping your indoor air quality (IAQ) in check. CHange your […]

Common Indoor Air Pollutants

In some cases indoor air quality in your home is worse than the outdoor air. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), indoor air pollutants are up to two to five times more concentrated than the outside. With the increased time being spent inside our homes, it’s important that we take control of our […]

4 Things You Might Not Know About Fall Allergies

Fall allergies aren’t as prominent as spring and summer allergies; however, this time of year can be the worst for those allergic to ragweed pollen and mold. Lower temperatures and more rain means increased plant and pollen growth. On top of that, when trees begin to lose their leaves the stagnant organic matter can effortlessly […]