Pennsylvania
Maryland
Serving Franklin and Washington Counties
Wouldn’t it be nice to breathe easier?
These days, most of us spend roughly 90% of our time indoors. Indoor air isn’t as fresh as outdoor air and what you’re breathing could be bad for you.
Luckily, there are a few simple things you can do to improve indoor air quality in your home. Check it out!
Perhaps you read the title of this blog post and thought to yourself, “Why is an HVAC company talking to me about cleaning my house?” Well, because we probably aren’t talking about the kind of cleaning you’re thinking about. A large part of our professional services includes indoor air quality services, such as the installation of air purifiers and filtration systems, humidity balancing systems, and heat and energy recovery ventilators.
Most homeowners don’t realize this, but without the right indoor air quality solutions in place, your indoor air quality can actually be worse than that of outdoors! Fortunately, we have the solutions you need for cleaner, greener air in your home–in translation, healthier air. Read on for a few great tips we have.
When temperatures are on the warmer side, too much humidity can certainly make you feel uncomfortable, especially if the interior of your home is too humid. However, during the wintertime, you have to deal with the opposite problem: dry winter days mean there’s more of an edge to the cold.
Fortunately, you can beat these dry conditions, no matter what time of the year it is. How? With the installation of a whole-house humidifier. Read on as we uncover the various benefits of a whole-house system for your living space.
Did you know that your indoor air can be more polluted than the air outdoors? At least, this is the case if you don’t have the right indoor air quality solutions in place in your home. And this is the case in many homes throughout the country.
Today, more and more homeowners are becoming aware of this, as well as aware of the types of systems that can help them. Whole-house air purifiers are becoming a bit of a buzzword, but they’re so much more than just a trend. They are the way to ensure your home is as comfortable and healthy as possible, no matter what time of year it is. They help reduce illnesses, allergy symptoms, and asthma symptoms.
Read on to learn more!
There is a fairly common misconception about the air filter that comes standard in HVAC systems. That is, this air filter is in place to protect the indoor air quality of the house. It’s actually not intended for this purpose at all! We’ll get more into that below, but our point is, if you truly want to tackle indoor air quality problems—especially those that cause allergy and asthma symptoms throughout the household—you’ll want to invest in a whole-house air filtration system and/or whole-house air purifier.
The first thing you should know is that a huge reason more and more homeowners are investing in these systems is due to the way they mitigate virus transmission. No indoor air quality product can guarantee 100% protection from germ and virus transmission, but they can absolutely mitigate the risks you may face. Read on to learn more about whole-house air filtration and purification!
As you may be very well aware of, high humidity during the summer can make a hot day feel miserable—and whole-house dehumidification can help. In fact, even though your air conditioner can’t really provide comprehensive dehumidification, it does help dry the air out a bit. But did you know you could have too little humidity in your home?
The winter months bring dry air, and dry air brings a number of problems for both your property and your health. Fortunately, there is a solution. Read on as we uncover the power of whole-home humidifiers and why they are beneficial for many homes.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
Address:
345 South Washington Street,
Greencastle,
PA
17225
License Number:
PA088113 / MD51413
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