Unhealthy heat can refer to too little heat or too much. In winter, the goal of many people is simply optimum comfort day and night,…
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Is your HVAC system up to code? If it isn’t, does it matter? Building codes affect all aspects of construction, including central heating and air…
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Some HVAC problems have obvious solutions, while others are often misunderstood. Efficient, reliable heating and cooling involves the natural laws of physics, advanced technology, and…
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Allergens and age seem to go together because many individuals develop sensitivities later in life that were not an issue in younger years. Also, older…
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If you’ve been thinking about tackling a DIY HVAC repair or replacement, don’t start just yet. Doing it yourself is a time-honored endeavor for many…
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It’s the time of year for a reminder about potential winter HVAC safety hazards. Whether you use electric, natural gas or oil fuel, today’s heating…
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Common winter allergens occurring during the dormant cold months of the year are generally a consequence of indoor-air-quality issues. Freezing weather eliminates most outdoor irritants,…
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Potential issues affecting commercial HVAC in winter differ substantially from summer concerns. Frigid winter temperatures put stress on building systems, including HVAC, in specific ways.…
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Optimum air circulation means keeping air moving to all living spaces in your home. Without adequate circulation of indoor air, certain areas of the house…
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High ceilings “open up” a room and create a spacious ambience. They also add design opportunities, such as skylights that bring more outdoor light into…
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