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The Role of a Sealed Combustion Closet in Safe Home Air

The Role of a Sealed Combustion Closet in Safe Home Air

March 2, 2020

If you have a gas water heater or furnace inside your Orlando home, the equipment’s operation may be putting your family’s health and safety in jeopardy. It’s crucial to understand this potential hazard, so you can take measures to ensure you have a healthy and safe home air supply.

Gas Leaks 101

Gas Leaks 101

January 29, 2019

Furnaces powered by natural gas are a common way to heat homes in our area. Natural gas is for the most part a very safe fuel, but there are some hazards associated with it and it pays to be on the alert for gas leaks especially. Leaking gas can cause fires and explosions, and can …

What to Know About Boiler Safety

What to Know About Boiler Safety

January 17, 2019

If you’ve purchased an Orlando-area home with a boiler, or you’re considering installing radiant heating, it’s important to learn how this kind of system works and its upkeep needs. Most boilers burn gas to heat water inside a tank, which gets pumped through underfloor-tubing or piped through radiators installed in each room. Here’s what else …

Keep Children Safe: HVAC Safety Tips

Keep Children Safe: HVAC Safety Tips

July 5, 2018

Childproofing homes usually involves covering outlets, keeping household cleaners out of reach and taking other steps to keep children as safe as possible. One area that you might overlook is your HVAC system and its components. Find out how to reduce the risk of injuries with the following HVAC safety tips.

Tis the Season to Replace Detectors

Tis the Season to Replace Detectors

December 5, 2017

Many homeowners don’t give much thought to their carbon monoxide and smoke detectors. There they are, high on the wall or overhead, presumably doing their jobs month after month. But it’s really not a good idea to ignore them. They may have reached their expiration dates, and maybe it’s time to replace detectors. Read on …

When Low Humidity and Your Health Collide

When Low Humidity and Your Health Collide

November 30, 2017

During the winter months when it gets chilly at night and you have to operate your heating system, the amount of moisture in your indoor air can drop. This happens because cooler air doesn’t hold as much moisture as warm air, and the heating system dries it out even more.

Cold and Flu Season: How Your HVAC Affects It

Cold and Flu Season: How Your HVAC Affects It

November 28, 2017

Although our Orlando winters are mild, our cold and flu season can be just as worrying as in more northerly regions. The reason for that, of course, is viruses, which are transmitted from person to person, regardless of the weather.