Humidifiers and dehumidifiers are a great way to improve your indoor air quality. Too much or too little humidity can cause health problems and annoying symptoms, so many Americans choose to invest in a humidifier or dehumidifier every year to keep their home within the recommended 40-50%. Many … [Read more...]
Humidifier vs. Dehumidifier: Nosebleeds
So many Americans suffer from frequent nosebleeds every year, and relief can sometimes be hard to come by. Most people already know that a humidifier adds humidity to your home’s air while a dehumidifier takes it away. However, many aren’t sure which is best for their annoying symptoms. The … [Read more...]
HVAC Parts 101: Evaporator
What does an evaporator do? In most air conditioning units, the evaporator is located inside the top of the system and made of many coils. Refrigerant enters the evaporator from the condenser in its cool, liquid form. Once the liquid refrigerant enters the evaporator, it’s met with low … [Read more...]
Humidifier vs. Dehumidifier: Allergies, Colds, Nasal Congestion & Snoring
f you regularly suffer from allergies or snoring, or if this cold season just dealt you a bad lot, you may have considered getting either a humidifier or dehumidifier to help alleviate the annoying symptoms. Some people already know that a humidifier puts moisture into the air while a … [Read more...]
Spring Allergies & Your AC: Tips for Cleaner Indoor Air
Spring has arrived, bringing blooming flowers and warmer days, and for many, it also marks the beginning of allergy season. What many people do not know is that their central air conditioning can actually aggravate their allergies. Here’s why: Typically, air conditioning units operate in closed … [Read more...]
Sounds of Trouble: What’s Your A/C Telling You?
Listening to your air conditioner can be one of the fastest and most tell-tale ways to identify potential problems with your system. Any rattling or humming could be a sign that something is wrong. Familiarizing yourself with sounds that are considered unusual for an AC unit is the first step to … [Read more...]
5 Tips on Prepping Your Air Conditioner for Spring & Summer
After winter has hit and done its damage, the time comes to prepare your air conditioning unit for the warmer weather ahead. Seasonal maintenance is important for keeping your indoor air quality as clean as possible in the allergy-laden months ahead. Here are a few tips to make sure your air … [Read more...]
3 Ways to Protect Your HVAC System From Storms
Spring can bring a lot of stormy weather to the Houston area, so it’s a good idea to be prepared. Along with having an emergency kit and making sure your house is sealed up, there are also things you can do to protect your HVAC system. Storm damage to your HVAC system can cause long-term problems … [Read more...]
Heavy Rain Fall and How it Affects Your A/C System
With spring fully upon us, flowers and allergens are also accompanied by more rainfall. If you have an outdoor air conditioning unit, you may be a bit concerned about the heavy rain damaging your system. Luckily, most AC owners have no reason to worry. Rain and Your Heating/Cooling System Even … [Read more...]
Choosing the Best HVAC System For Your Home
Choosing an HVAC system is not an easy task, but factors like climate and home layout can help you decide which is best for your home. Let’s take a look at the four major types of HVAC systems and the advantages of each one. 1. Standard split systems Standard split systems can be configured … [Read more...]
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