Signs that You Need a Home Dehumidifier

For most people in desperate need of home dehumidifiers, it is pretty blatant to see why. Houses and locations that create unnaturally high interior moisture environments are sticky, heavy, and difficult to breathe in. Sometimes however a high moisture presence is not so obvious. Having a home dehumidifier can help to make your home more comfortable and healthy. If you are experiencing some of the following issues, they are most likely signs that you need a dehumidifier in your home: … Continue reading Signs that You Need a Home Dehumidifier

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Top 4 Home Dehumidifier Benefits

Many homes suffer from indoor air quality problems and poor breathing conditions mostly because residents are simply unaware that issues persist. Dust particles, pet dander, skin cells, etc. all contribute to poor breathing, whether we know they are present or not. Humidity on the other hand is something you can feel. Thick, wet air is just uncomfortable and leads to problems like mildew and mold growth that can expand those annoyances. Dehumidifier benefits can address and resolve many of these … Continue reading Top 4 Home Dehumidifier Benefits

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A Guide to Choosing the Best Home Dehumidifiers

Something a lot of people do not realize about home air-conditioners is that they not only cool the air, they remove moisture from it at the same time. Getting the moisture out of your home is very important in regards to your comfort, ease of breathing, and to avoid mold and mildew growth. Part of the way you can ease some of the strain on your AC but still enjoy a comfortable living environment is with the use of home … Continue reading A Guide to Choosing the Best Home Dehumidifiers

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Tips for Reducing Indoor Air Pollution

Reducing Indoor Air Pollution in St. Louis

We all know that an HVAC system is responsible for delivering heated and cooled air throughout the home. Besides temperatures however, forced air systems also play a significant part in home air quality. It is not hard to see why or how either. Air is pushed through the home starting in the blower motors. Air then travels through ductwork and out registers. The heated or cooled air then blows into a room, bringing with it all the dirt it picks … Continue reading Tips for Reducing Indoor Air Pollution

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Indoor Air Quality Facts & Statistics You Should Know

For most St. Louis homeowners, the top priority of their HVAC system is to provide warm or cooled air. That is definitely important to the comfort of the home, but one must not forget how much an air conditioner or furnace is responsible for indoor air quality. An air-conditioner especially must “condition” the air, as its name implies. What this means is taking moisture out of the room so that mold and mildew are not apt to grow. Forced air … Continue reading Indoor Air Quality Facts & Statistics You Should Know

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5 Signs You Need to Change Your Air Conditioner Filter

Air Conditioner Filter Replacement St. Louis

Your air conditioner unit rarely gets the attention it deserves when you are cleaning your house. In the hustle and bustle of domestic life, the maintenance of your air conditioner is understandably the last thing on your mind. After all, the air conditioner is simply one of those things that you will notice only when it stops working. But in order to prevent your unit from malfunctioning, you need to ensure that all of its parts are thoroughly cleaned and … Continue reading 5 Signs You Need to Change Your Air Conditioner Filter

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3 Signs Your Building has an Indoor Air Quality Problem

Reducing Indoor Air Quality Problems | St. Louis HVAC Tips

As a building or business owner, one of your priorities should be to ensure the comfort of your customers while they are doing business with you and provide a healthy working environment for your employees. You can accomplish this with the help of a great commercial HVAC system. However, your responsibility as a business or a property owner does not end there; you also need to maintain the HVAC system in order to have great indoor air quality inside the … Continue reading 3 Signs Your Building has an Indoor Air Quality Problem

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Tips to Protect your HVAC System when Remodeling

Tips to Protect your HVAC System in St. Louis

Aside from the warm weather, summer also marks the time when a lot of homeowners in St. Louis embark on home improvement and remodeling projects. This may be because families tend to have more free time with children out of school and activities, contractors are more open to accepting new jobs during the summer, and there are more daylight hours in which to work on a home improvement project. However, before a remodeling starts, you need to prepare your home … Continue reading Tips to Protect your HVAC System when Remodeling

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7 Indoor Air Quality Tips to Reduce Indoor Allergens in Your House

Now that the sunny days and warm temperatures are here in St. Louis, did you know that your home can become a breeding ground for indoor allergens? These airborne allergens can wreak havoc on household members who have allergies or other respiratory problems. This summer, make it your goal to clean up your home and keep indoor allergens under control. Here are a few things that you can add to your summer checklist that will reduce—if not eliminate—the indoor allergens … Continue reading 7 Indoor Air Quality Tips to Reduce Indoor Allergens in Your House

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Improve HVAC Efficiency with Regular Air Duct Maintenance

Air Duct Maintenance Services in St. Louis

The efficiency of your HVAC system depends not only on its maintenance, but also the maintenance of your ductwork system. Air duct maintenance is an essential aspect of your HVAC system’s performance, and should not be disregarded nor overlooked. The EPA’s EnergyStar has said that at least 20% of cooled air gets lost and wasted due to leaky ductwork. If your HVAC system has been virtually been untouched for many years now, aside from circulating air, it could have developed … Continue reading Improve HVAC Efficiency with Regular Air Duct Maintenance

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