Month: August 2018

Healthy HVAC System for A Healthy Home

Posted on by Hector Taylor

When you sign the deed after purchasing a house, it does not truly become yours until you customize it and give it a touch of your own taste. This way, it’s like you are putting a piece of yourself to your house, thus it becomes a home where you and your family can make a lot of memories in. Through this, you can match your unique lifestyle and personality with your home and increase your home’s value, functionality, and happiness quotient.

Hard work is one of the many requirements in making the space you live in into a home or environment that’s healthy and something to be proud of. There will always be a need for a project or something that just needs to be done. Alongside the usual housework such as cleaning, gardening, cooking and the likes, there might be some other work to do. The building of storage … read full article

Dirty Air Ducts aren’t the Problem

Posted on by Hector Taylor

Although duct cleaning can be beneficial for quality indoor air, it doesn’t always justify the cost of duct cleaning. According to studies, there is not a direct connection between the condition of air ducts and particle levels such as dust and pollen. The studies report that the dirt inside the air ducts does not enter the living space. It only sticks to the duct surface. Thus, the air is not necessarily affected.

Many other ways can be sources of particles that decrease the indoor air quality of our homes aside from dirty air ducts. Pollutants and contaminants can come from both outdoors and indoors. Habits and doings such as cleaning, heating, smoking, cooking, and many more can be more significant exposure to pollutants than dirty air ducts. Additionally, contrary to what most people believe, no evidence has been presented yet that proves fair amounts of household dust or other particles … read full article

Commercial v. Residential HVAC

Posted on by Hector Taylor

Commercial HVAC systems have a tendency to be steadier than residential HVAC systems as far as work hours. Crisis benefit calls from private clients can and do come in at painfully inconvenient times, yet a couple of commercial foundations even notice if their HVAC framework goes down after business hours. In any case, that doesn’t imply that occupations are essentially unfaltering—some association folks wind up working for twenty distinct organizations throughout their professions.

In a retreat, when you’re the low man on the command hierarchy, it doesn’t make a difference what your range of abilities is, if that organization is downsizing, you’re going. The span of the commercial likewise influences this dynamic.

Commercial firms specialize more than residential HVAC companies.  Since they usually employ more people, they often are unionized.  Commercial specialists show up, carry out their activity, and go home. Contracts are masterminded and arrangements are taken care of … read full article

Baseboard Heaters

Posted on by Hector Taylor

Most homeowners don’t realize this but heating and cooling systems contribute around 70% of the annual energy consumption and electricity bills.  This makes it essential to maintain your heating and cooling system and equipment on an annual basis, regardless of the type of HVAC system you have. Whether it be a forced air furnace, central air, geothermal heat pump or any other HVAC unit, you will keep the repairman away if you maintain your system on a regular basis.

Another way to lower your utility costs is to install an energy efficient system.  However, this alone will not have as great an impact on your electricity bills as using a whole-house approach.

If you properly insulate your home, caulk and weatherstrip doors and windows, manage your thermostat settings, buy the most energy efficient system on the market, and regularly maintain, your can reduce your utility expenses by 30%.  This is … read full article