Indoor Air Quality in Salons and Spas

Did you know that the indoor air quality in salons and spas is often very low and can be harmful? Fumes emanating from items such as aerosol sprays, dyes, and nail polish can all drastically affect the air quality in salons and spas. As a business owner or employee, you want to ensure that your spa or salon is a safe and pleasant environment for your customers. Your clients immediately recognize poor air quality in salons or nail parlors because … Continue reading Indoor Air Quality in Salons and Spas

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Furnace Troubleshooting Guide: DIY Tips for Furnace Problems

Furnace Troubleshooting Guide for Common Furnace Problems

When winter settles in and there is a frost in the air, we all like to feel warm and cozy in our homes. But while we are relaxing, our furnaces are working overtime! Running into some issues is bound to happen, which is why we put together a furnace troubleshooting guide. Sometimes, an issue may be something small that needs an adjustment or a quick replacement. Our furnace troubleshooting guide is designed to help our customers feel confident in tackling … Continue reading Furnace Troubleshooting Guide: DIY Tips for Furnace Problems

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Are You Experiencing Combustion Problems with Your Heater?

Winter in St. Louis is in full swing and most people have their heaters cranking to stay warm. At a time when you rely on your heater so much, the last thing you want to deal with is combustion problems with your heater. When you use a heating system that uses fuel combustion, it is not uncommon to experience combustion problems that cause your system to malfunction. Your heater or furnace needs fire to ignite the fuel to generate heat. … Continue reading Are You Experiencing Combustion Problems with Your Heater?

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Why is Your Heating Bill So High? There are Several Factors

When the temperatures outside fall, most folks see a rise in their heating costs. Why is the heating bill so high? This is a question we get asked a lot by frustrated customers who are paying high heating bills. From standard seasonal changes to poor furnace efficiency, there many reasons you are seeing a cost increase with your energy bills. If you find yourself scratching your head and asking, “Why is my heating bill so high?” Galmiche and Sons is … Continue reading Why is Your Heating Bill So High? There are Several Factors

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What are the Health Effects of Exposure to Indoor Air Pollutants & What Can You Do to Prevent It?

Indoor air pollutants are an unpleasant reality that all homeowners should address. Studies have shown that air inside a home can often be more polluted than the air outside. Indoor air pollutants can come from a variety of sources and have a negative impact on the people in your home. Educating yourself about the dangers of indoor air pollutants will help you take the necessary steps to improve the air quality in your home. Ensuring that the air in your … Continue reading What are the Health Effects of Exposure to Indoor Air Pollutants & What Can You Do to Prevent It?

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Are Indoor Air Contaminants a Problem in Your Home?

The quality of the air in your home is important. It is estimated that some 4.3 million people perish each year due to air pollution. One aspect of this statistic comes down to indoor air contaminants. Indoor air contaminants are things such as radon, viruses, bacteria, and volatile organic compounds, to name a few. These indoor air contaminants have a negative impact on a person’s health and can aggravate existing conditions or contribute to lasting health problems. Surprisingly, these airborne … Continue reading Are Indoor Air Contaminants a Problem in Your Home?

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Accidental Household Heating Fires and How to Prevent Them

Common heating equipment is one of the leading causes of fires in the United States. Things like space heaters, furnaces, or fireplaces can all become a potential hazard for heating fires if not used or maintained properly. That being said, preventing heating fires in your home is not a complicated process and can give you the peace of mind you want. When it comes to fire prevention, you can never be too careful, especially where your family is concerned. At … Continue reading Accidental Household Heating Fires and How to Prevent Them

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5 Simple Thermostat Tips to Save on Heating Bills This Winter

When winter is in full swing, most people like to make sure their house is nice and toasty but get a shock when the heating bills go up! Thankfully, there are some easy steps to save on heating bills without sacrificing comfort. At Galmiche & Sons, we have been in the HVAC business for a long time and know all the helpful ways to save on heating bills. To find out more about great ways to save on heating bills, … Continue reading 5 Simple Thermostat Tips to Save on Heating Bills This Winter

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What You Should Know About Whole House Humidifiers

Whole House Humidifiers | What You Should Know

Humidifiers are a great way to improve the indoor air quality in your home. While most folks are familiar with the portable humidifiers used in bedrooms, many people are uninformed about whole house humidifiers. Having low humidity in your home can cause health problems such as sore throats and sinus infections. Luckily, whole house humidifiers work incredibly well and can greatly improve your home’s indoor air quality and boost family health. Whole house humidifiers work, in a variety of ways, … Continue reading What You Should Know About Whole House Humidifiers

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What is the Best Home Humidity Level for Winter?

When the cold winter months roll in, one of the first things you notice is that the air gets drier. During these months, it is important that you know the best home humidity level for your house. Generally speaking, the best home humidity level is somewhere between 30-40%. Finding the right humidity is vital for your home and family’s health and comfort. While 30-40% is known as the best home humidity level, it is important that you understand why. Having … Continue reading What is the Best Home Humidity Level for Winter?

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