Wherever your AC system’s handler is located – could be in the attic, basement, or just about anywhere – it comes with an item of curiosity, or at least curious to some. It’s a drip pan. A very ordinary thing to be sure, but what on earth is it doing under an air handler? After…
4 Great Ways to Use a Ductless Air System
You’ve no doubt seen them…you probably even know people who have them. But you’re still not sold on the concept. Or, maybe you just haven’t had the time or inclination to dig a little deeper. In either case, allow us to be of some assistance. We’re talking about ductless air systems. They also go by:…
How to Control Dust at Home
The war on dust is never ending. No sooner do you finish dusting before a new layer makes itself at home again. Even the most dedicated of “clean freaks” can’t seem to keep up with the constant collection of pollen, mold spores, pet dander, and every other little particle that quietly accumulates on just about…
The Benefits of an Air Filtration System
How much time do you spend at home and indoors? Ten, twelve, fourteen hours a day? More? Whatever the amount, it’s a healthy number with a potentially unhealthy outcome. You see, indoor air is, on average, twice as polluted as outdoor air. So, the more you’re exposed to dirt, dust, bacteria, viruses, pesticides, chemical cleaning…
How to Improve Curb Appeal
Certain expressions in life can make you cringe if you hear them too often. You know, like: “Be the person you were meant to be.” “Accidents will happen.” And then there’s this little gem – “Someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed.” But what about: “You never get a second chance to…
How to Reduce Home Cooling Costs
There’s nothing quite like relaxing inside your air-conditioned home on a hot summer day. Of course, that kind of calm and comfort comes with a price – literally. The logic is simple enough – the more time your AC spends keeping you cool, the more it runs up your electricity bill. And then there’s that…
Why You Shouldn’t Skip Your AC Check-up
Imagine driving your car – day in and day out, month after month – without ever checking the tire pressure, filter, or changing the oil. That might work fine for a few months – maybe even a year. But eventually, your car will start showing signs of trouble. If you’re lucky, you can get back…
Outdoor Projects that Can Add Value to Your Home
Outdoor home improvements not only can transform the look and feel of your property; they can add living space and recreational opportunities. Yet not all such projects generate a return on your investment. So, if you’re thinking about refreshing your home’s exterior or outdoor space while building equity, Here are 7 project ideas likely to…
Common Heating & Cooling Terms
It’s a hot and humid day in July and your central air system isn’t keeping your home as cool and comfortable as you’d like. So, you call up your trusty HVAC company and try to describe what’s been going on. The person on the other end of the line starts asking you some questions and…
When Not to Use Disinfectant Wipes
Regularly disinfecting frequently touched surfaces is always a good idea – not just during a pandemic. But doing so isn’t a magical cure-all as disinfectants can damage some surfaces. Read on to find out when not to use disinfectant wipes. Your Skin – Disinfectant wipes are meant for hard surfaces, not your hands, face, or…