Air conditioning systems are supposed to cool interior spaces so the cooler the temperature, the better, right? Not necessarily. Too much of anything is bad, after all, especially in the case of units overcharged with refrigerant.
How Lawn Care Affects Your Outdoor HVAC Unit
For homeowners, lawn care has to do with making sure their property’s exterior spaces are kept clean and orderly to maintain and improve curb appeal. What many don’t realize is that the state of their landscaping can also affect heating and air conditioning maintenance.
Benefits Rooftop HVAC Units Have to Offer
Different businesses have different needs, so it’s quite a relief for property owners and managers to have a range of commercial heating and cooling solutions available to them. Whether you’re in need of heater or air conditioner installation, for instance, you have access to boilers, heat pumps and the like of varying configurations. To find the best HVAC system for you, however, it’s critical to get to know all your… Continue Reading
Practical Tips to Childproof Your Vents
There are a lot of things that can cause problems with your heating and air conditioning installation. Dust, leaks, and regular wear and tear are just a few examples. One common cause, however, are often overlooked: children. Kids can be unpredictable and accidents can happen. Taking care of your HVAC system should therefore always include childproof measures to keep both the units and your young ones protected.
Are Candles Bad for Your Indoor Air Quality?
The popularity of aromatherapy candles have risen in recent years and while the jury is still out on their health benefits, the verdict is definitely in about their effects on your air conditioning installation. Scientists have recently discovered that burning candles is linked to low indoor air quality (IAQ) levels by emitting pollutants like benzene, styrene, and toluene. Some imported candles have even been found to contain lead in their… Continue Reading
