by Pierre Livingston | Jun 11, 2019 | Air Quality, Heating, HVAC
Mini-Split Systems Nearly everywhere in the world requires some form of climate control to be built into homes, whether it be for heating or cooling. In most cases, this means the installation of large heating furnaces or central air units that require extensive...
by Richard Mitchell | Dec 20, 2018 | Heating
Can I Recycle My Heating System? The winter weather has already arrived in many areas of the country and families might be starting to realize that there are problems with their heating system. Some of the issues that families could have noticed include that their...
by Richard Mitchell | Dec 17, 2018 | Heating
3 BENEFITS OF FURNACES The temperature is starting to drop outside and families are curious about how they are going to warm their home during the winter months. There are lots of options available which range from space heaters to fireplaces and modern furnaces. When...
by Richard Mitchell | Nov 25, 2018 | Furnace
Should I Turn My Furnace Off When On Vacation? Owning a home comes with a number of different responsibilities. It can be tough to balance these different responsibilities with everything else that the family requires. Furnaces are an important part of the home and is...
by Richard Mitchell | Nov 3, 2018 | Furnace
How Often Should My Furnace Be Replaced? There are lots of people who groan at the thought of having to make sure that all of their home utilities are kept up to date. While this might be a headache, it is important for families to make sure that they are staying up...
by Richard Mitchell | Oct 10, 2018 | Furnace
3 TIPS FOR FURNACE EFFICIENCY When people are looking to heat their homes during the cooler winter months, it is important to make sure that a reliable furnace is available. With many different styles and options to choose from, it can be a challenge to find the right...
by Richard Mitchell | Sep 30, 2018 | Air Quality, HVAC
CAN AIR CONDITIONING TRIGGER ASTHMA? Some air conditioning companies might tout AC as helpful to people with asthma. We stick to the research, so you can work with your AC knowledgeably if you or someone in your family has concerns about breathing cooled air. ...
by Richard Mitchell | Sep 13, 2018 | Air Quality
How Often Do My Filters Need To Be Changed? In Columbia, the heat and humidity can easily bring dust, debris, and allergens into your home through your heating and cooling system. When this happens, all of that debris sits in your vents and clogs your air filters....
by Richard Mitchell | Aug 28, 2018 | Air Quality
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE EPA CERTIFIED? The mission of the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) is to protect human life and the environment. In keeping with this agenda, the EPA has a certification program for HVAC Technicians. As part of the Clean Air Act...
by Richard Mitchell | Aug 10, 2018 | Air Quality
Why Use a Home Humidifier? A home humidifier is an excellent addition to your house all year round. Although the home air s naturally drier during winter, you will also need a humidifier during summer. A humidifier adds moisture to the air to prevent dryness that can...
