Types of Carbon Monoxide Detectors

Types of Carbon Monoxide Detectors | St. Louis HVAC Safety Tips

The silent killer in homes across the United States is carbon monoxide. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention reported that 400 people per year die from carbon monoxide poisoning. Many of these deaths are preventable by installing different types of carbon monoxide detectors that will safeguard your family against this odorless, colorless gas. If you would like more information about preventing carbon monoxide poisoning in your home or which types of carbon monoxide detectors may be the best option … Continue reading Types of Carbon Monoxide Detectors

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Scary Facts About Indoor Air Quality

Facts About Indoor Air Quality | St. Louis HVAC Tips

The indoor air quality in our homes may be something that most of us take for granted. We imagine our homes as a safe space, a place where nothing can harm us and all is well. Surprisingly enough, this false sense of security leads many of us astray, causing us to fall victim to the dangers of our own homes. This is because inside our homes are many indoor pollutants that may be harming our families. If you have any … Continue reading Scary Facts About Indoor Air Quality

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Pets & HVAC Systems: What You Need to Know

HVAC Systems & Pets

As a pet parent, you want to make sure that your canine companion or feline friend’s needs are being met. You want to make sure they are well fed, and that they have a solid roof above their heads. You also want to ensure that they are comfortable at all times. So aside from your family’s needs, you also need to think of your pets when choosing and maintaining your HVAC systems. Here are some considerations: Pet-proof your HVAC system: … Continue reading Pets & HVAC Systems: What You Need to Know

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Tips for Preparing your AC System Before Summer Vacation

Preparing your AC System for Summer Vacation

Everyone just loves the summer, especially the long vacations that come with it. However, there is a lot to do to your home and AC system before you leave in order to have peace of mind while on your hard-earned trip. One of the easiest things you can do is ensure that all electronics are turned off, as well as the water. This prevents the chance of electrical fires or you coming home to a flooded house. However, one area … Continue reading Tips for Preparing your AC System Before Summer Vacation

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UV Air Purifier: Improve Indoor Air Quality & Promote Health

UV Air Purifier for Indoor Air Quality

Anyone with allergies, asthma, or any other respiratory concern should be interested in improving the indoor air quality in their home. There are many ways through which this could be done. One of the most recent developments in heating, cooling, and ventilation technology is the use of a UV air purifier. To get a free quote on installing a UV air purifier in your St. Louis area home, contact our heating & air conditioning experts today! What You Need to … Continue reading UV Air Purifier: Improve Indoor Air Quality & Promote Health

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How Can HVAC Breakdowns Harm Your Business?

HVAC Breakdowns in Commercial Business

Every year, people from the HVAC industry receive hundreds of emergency calls, and the number one reason is system breakdowns. Aside from being costly and a hassle, these HVAC breakdowns could be harming the caller’s business in ways they do not even realize. Calling for professional help when these breakdowns happen is important, as every minute you without a working HVAC could cost you. If you need emergency HVAC service in the St. Louis area, contact the heating & air … Continue reading How Can HVAC Breakdowns Harm Your Business?

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Home Heating Fire Hazards to Watch Out For

Fire Hazards When Heating Your Home

Did you know that heating equipment is the cause of 16% of all residential fires and 19% of all deadly fires? This means that 1-2 deaths are caused by HVAC systems or heaters every day. The good news is that much of this risk can be easily mitigated by staying aware of home heating fire hazards and keeping your system up to par. Most of these terrible occurrences are due to homeowners running malfunctioning or poorly kept HVAC systems. The … Continue reading Home Heating Fire Hazards to Watch Out For

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HVAC Safety Tips

HVAC Safety Tips | St. Louis HVAC Contractors

Thanks to the internet, there are a plethora of easily accessible videos, guides, and articles to help you accomplish any task you set your mind to. From removing a stain, to cooking a dish, to maintaining your HVAC system, you can literally learn to do anything! However, one topic that seems to slip most people’s minds is safety. If you are considering or in the habit of performing your own HVAC maintenance, read on to learn some HVAC safety tips … Continue reading HVAC Safety Tips

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How a Leaky Air Duct System Causes Indoor Air Quality Problems

Indoor Air Quality Problems from Leaky Ducts

One thing that most people understand is that having a properly designed and installed ductwork system in place makes a big difference in the energy efficiency of a home. However, what many often overlook is the fact that if your ductwork is poorly designed or maintained, it can create a number of indoor air quality problems and negatively impact the health of the people living inside the home. If you need help with your indoor air quality problems or would … Continue reading How a Leaky Air Duct System Causes Indoor Air Quality Problems

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Carbon Monoxide Risks and Your Furnace

Carbon Monoxide Risks & Furnace

Your furnace is an essential part of your heating and cooling system as it keeps your house warm during winter. However, if you have an older heating device, such as a gas furnace, it has the potential to become deadly. When this kind of equipment malfunctions, there is a possibility that it could release poisonous gases such as carbon monoxide inside the home. Therefore, all home owners should be aware of the risks that carbon monoxide poses as well as … Continue reading Carbon Monoxide Risks and Your Furnace

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