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5 COOL Facts About Air Conditioning

July 16, 2020

Due to the invention of air conditioners, people can enjoy summers a lot more than in the past. While air conditioners have become ubiquitous, there are some facts most people don’t know about them. The following are five cool facts about air conditioning you probably don’t know. 1. Air Conditioners Weren’t Created for the Comfort of People The first air conditioner was invented for a New York City publishing firm. The purpose was to protect paper and ink from high heat and humidity. Invented in 1902, it was termed an air conditioner in 1906. 2. Movie Theaters Used to be...

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How UV Lights Can Boost Your Indoor Air

June 16, 2020

Looking at ways to improve the air quality in a home is a high priority for many people. One of the best ways to improve the quality of air in your house is to use ultraviolet (UV) lights. UV germicidal lights are an excellent way to combat indoor contaminants to keep your air and HVAC system much cleaner. can install these lights to ensure your heating and cooling system stays clean while also improving the quality of air. UV Lights Improve Air Quality by Killing Microbes UV lights play a critical role in killing microbes that pass through your HVAC...

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Is It Bad To Leave My Windows Open When I Have My AC On?

May 14, 2020

If the air conditioner is on in your home, it is important that the windows are closed. Leaving the windows open may allow dirty or humid air to get into the house, which can negate the purpose of allowing the cooling system to run. Air Conditioners Work By Removing Moisture From the Air The main purpose of an air conditioner is to replace warm and moist air with cool and dry air. If a window is open, the system has to work harder to minimize the amount of moist air that is allowed to exist in a given space. If...

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What are the Benefits of Air Cleaners in my Home?

April 17, 2020

You might have been hearing a lot of fuss lately about the virtues of indoor air purifiers and find yourself wondering if they really are that great of an investment. To be clear, an air purifier is a system of fans that actually work together to pull the air inside your home through a filter. That filter will then take care of many harmful particles you would otherwise be breathing in. That being said, it is important to note the benefits of an air cleaner to help you make a purchasing decision. 1. You’ll Be Sure You Are Breathing Clean...

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How Scheduling Spring HVAC Maintenance Saves Money

March 11, 2020

As the days get warmer, you’ll need to start thinking about spring maintenance for your HVAC system. Both your heating and cooling elements can benefit from a little tune-up as you switch from mostly running the heat to mostly running your AC. Here are some of the many ways that your budget can benefit from HVAC maintenance. Help Your HVAC System Run More Efficiently After sitting inactive throughout the winter, your AC may have a little debris and buildup that might make it have to run harder than usual. During a tune-up, your technician will clean away any dust or...

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How To Improve Indoor Air Quality Naturally

February 11, 2020

As a homeowner, many of us strive to ensure that the quality of the air inside our home is always high. However, there are many separate factors that can affect your air and even negatively impact your respiratory health. Here are a few different ways you can go about improving the air quality inside of your home. Take Off Your Shoes One of the first things you should consider when trying to improve the air quality inside of your home is to take off your shoes as soon as you get inside. Whether you realize it or not, walking around...

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How To Save Money With a Whole-Home Humidifier

January 4, 2020

There are several different ways a whole-home humidifier can help you save your hard-earned cash. It will allow you to keep your thermostat set lower, consequently lowering the amount of your utility bill. A humidifier can also reduce damage to some items of property, saving you from having to spend money replacing them. A Whole-Home System Versus Portable Humidifiers To accomplish the same goal with portable humidifiers, you would need to buy one for each room in your home. A whole-home humidifier is less expensive to operate and less expensive to purchase than an assortment of portable units. The experts...

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5 Common Boiler Problems

December 17, 2019

Although boiler problems can occur any time of year, they’re most likely to pop up after your boiler has been idle for a long time, such as at the end of summer. In the heating and cooling world, boilers have a reputation for being very dependable, but even the sturdiest boiler can experience performance issues. Boilers aren’t easy to fix on your own, so we recommend leaving repairs to the experts at in Wheeling, IL. Keep an eye out for these common boiler problems. 1. Inconsistent Heat and Hot Water If your boiler stops making heat and hot water or...

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3 Tips for Maintaining Your Furnace This Winter

November 12, 2019

One of the homeowner’s biggest fears is having a furnace breakdown in the dead of winter. If you want to avoid frozen days, then you need to make sure your furnace is in top condition and deal with any problems as soon as they arise. However, some preventative measures can go a long way. To make sure that your heating system works when you need it most, consider these three easy tips. 1. Test the Furnace Before You Need It Even if it’s only the end of summer or beginning of fall and it’s not too hot out, you should...

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Fixing Uneven Heating in Your Home

October 15, 2019

Having even heat in your home can make it a pleasant space in which to spend time. If you’re noticing that one of your rooms is cold while others are hot, there are steps that you can take to fix the uneven heating in your home. Regardless of the age of your home or the style of your heating system, you deserve to have a comfortable residence. Run the Fan The default setting for most heaters is to have the fan on “auto.” In this setting, the fan only runs when the heater is turned on and heating. If you...

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