If you’re choosing a programmable thermostat in the near future, there are three factors you need to know in order to select a device that will maximize energy savings. With a model that includes programming options that match your lifestyle, works with your system, and is easy to use, you’ll lock in lower energy bills and improved home comfort. Read More
While we have long known that the air we breathe outside needs to be clean in order to keep us healthy, the air inside our homes has gotten much less attention. However, dust will accumulate in any home, and can really degrade indoor air quality if action isn’t taken to keep it under control. Here are seven effective dust-busting steps: 
The biggest reasons to pursue annual HVAC maintenance are to prevent problems from developing and to keep operational costs down. Your system will fall into disrepair if you don’t have annual pre-season checkups performed on your heating and cooling equipment. Because annual HVAC maintenance improves home comfort and system efficiency, the cost of a tune-up often pays for itself in the coming season in energy savings. Here’s what you can expect to be completed during a typical tune-up: 
Dry indoor air is an issue that impacts everything from energy efficiency to the condition of your household belongings and the health and comfort for your family. An annoying, well-known side effect of dry air is static electricity, which can damage electronics and annoy and afflict a home’s occupants. Fortunately, one particular type of home-comfort system can provide a healthier and more comfortable environment, in part by alleviating those annoying and painful shocks. 
Not so long ago, when a furnace was deemed unsafe to use and was condemned, a piece of red paper or cloth was affixed to it to designate it inoperable; hence, the dreaded red-tagged furnace. In most areas nowadays, when a furnace has damage such as a cracked heat exchanger and is deemed inoperable, the furnace and gas lines will be shut off by the gas company or contractor, and you’ll be given an official-looking form to sign. -
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