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UV Lights Are Efficient Air Purifiers if You Change Bulbs on Schedule

UV Lights Are Efficient Air Purifiers if You Change Bulbs on Schedule

March 25, 2014

Take a quick look around and you’ll find a number of products available that are designed to help you improve your home’s indoor air quality. One of the most effective of these are UV lights, which you may not even be aware of. With proper installation and scheduled changing on the bulbs, these lights can …

Professional Duct Cleaning: Why It’s Worth the Time and Cost

Professional Duct Cleaning: Why It’s Worth the Time and Cost

March 13, 2014

If you or your family members are experiencing health or allergy issues related to dust, mold or other allergens, it may be time to consider getting an air duct cleaning. While every home is different, there are certain situations where bringing in an HVAC specialist to clean the ductwork in your home would be worthwhile. 

Proper Humidification Boosts Comfort, Health in Your Orlando area Home

Proper Humidification Boosts Comfort, Health in Your Orlando area Home

March 6, 2014

The winter season brings dry indoor air, which is further exacerbated by your forced-air heating system, creating a drop in indoor relative humidity. If you are concerned about comfort and health issues in your Orlando area home as a result of low humidity levels, consider the many benefits whole-house humidification brings.

Preventative Maintenance: Learn Just How Vital It Is for Your HVAC System

Preventative Maintenance: Learn Just How Vital It Is for Your HVAC System

February 27, 2014

There’s a reason why the HVAC industry is so focused on HVAC inspections and preventative maintenance. It’s the single most important thing homeowners can do to increase energy efficiency, optimize HVAC equipment lifespan, and enjoy improved whole-house comfort and air quality.

5 Indoor Air Quality Tips for a Healthier, Less Dusty Home

5 Indoor Air Quality Tips for a Healthier, Less Dusty Home

February 25, 2014

If you have a nagging cough, constant allergies or your home is always dusty, poor indoor air quality may be the culprit. Modern homes are made to be airtight to save energy on heating and cooling, but this allows dust particles and other pollutants to build up in your home. Here are five ways to …

Want To Stay Healthy Over Winter? Take Care of Your Humidifier

Want To Stay Healthy Over Winter? Take Care of Your Humidifier

January 14, 2014

Chilly winter days can be uncomfortable in Central Florida, but it can be even more uncomfortable and unhealthy inside the home due to dry indoor air and the viruses that proliferate in these conditions. Find out how maintaining optimal humidity through the heating months with a humidifier can boost comfort and provide a more healthful …

HEPA vs Other Air Filters: What’s the Difference?

HEPA vs Other Air Filters: What’s the Difference?

January 9, 2014

Whether you’re suffering from allergies or just want to keep your home a little cleaner, air filtration is one way to help improve the overall health of your family. As you shop for air filtration options, you will need to decide if you want HEPA filtration or conventional filtration. Understanding these options, as well as …

Is Your Ductwork Showing Signs of Decline? How to Tell

Is Your Ductwork Showing Signs of Decline? How to Tell

December 19, 2013

Ductwork doesn’t last forever. Over time, duct components can rust or corrode, sections separate, and accumulated debris cause airflow obstructions that compromise energy efficiency and/or indoor air quality. Poor duct design in older homes also will have a negative effect on your heating and cooling system.

A Ventilation System Will Boost Your Air Quality; Some Deliver More

A Ventilation System Will Boost Your Air Quality; Some Deliver More

December 3, 2013

Contemporary energy-efficient homes are wrapped, insulated and sealed so completely that a ventilation system is necessary. When your windows and doors are closed, almost no outside air can enter the home without mechanical help, and fresh air is necessary in order to maintain the air quality in your home.

Mold: Tough to Get Rid Of, but Use These Pointers to Manage It

Mold: Tough to Get Rid Of, but Use These Pointers to Manage It

November 28, 2013

Mold is far from unfamiliar to us here in Central Florida. We see it everywhere that decaying organic matter exists. Even if we seldom take walks alongside the many rivers and lakes, it’s there in the drainage ditches and retention ponds that are part of our everyday landscape. For us, mold can be tough to …