3 Tips For Minimizing The Spread Of Dust By Your Home's Furnace

Posted on 10 January 2019

If you or someone in your household has severe allergies or asthma, part of reducing the symptoms is keeping the air as clean as possible. This includes the dust that flies around in the air, much of which is spread around by your furnace. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to minimize the spread of dust by your home's furnace, as discussed below. 1.  Wipe the Furnace's Exterior [Read More]

3 Major Reasons To Have Your HVAC System Inspected ASAP

Posted on 4 December 2018

How long has it been since you had your HVAC system inspected by a professional? Are you the type who waits until there is something wrong to call in a professional? While there's nothing wrong with wanting to avoid paying for unnecessary services, there is a point where it becomes silly to try to avoid calling in a professional. There are a number of reasons why paying for an inspection can be a good investment and more than worth your time. [Read More]

Is Your Thermostat Failing? What To Investigate

Posted on 24 October 2018

When it comes to heat, people often look at their furnace as the end all, be all. However, it's important to remember that heat is delivered through a system that includes a variety of different components, including the thermostat. Once the thermostat stops working correctly, you will notice problems with the way heat is delivered through your home. Learn how you can spot a problem with your thermostat so that you can quickly correct it. [Read More]

Why You Should Put A Slab Of Concrete Under Your New Air Conditioner's Condenser

Posted on 24 September 2018

Are you getting a brand-new ac replacement at your home? If so, you will have to decide where to install the outside condenser. If you plan on installing the condenser in a place where there is currently a dirt surface, know that it will be best to have a slab of concrete installed underneath it. Here are some reasons why it is a good idea to have the concrete slab ready to go prior to the installation. [Read More]

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Talking About Air Ventilation Systems

Welcome to my site about ventilation systems for commercial buildings. My name is Ryan Grayson. My commercial building started smelling stagnant a few years after the purchase date. I was unable to find the cause of the stagnant air on my own, so I enlisted the help of a qualified HVAC contractor. The contactor suggested updating all of the air ventilation ducts and devices inside the building. The upgrades made an immediate difference in occupant comfort levels. I will use this site to explore air ventilation components and repair practices in more detail. I hope you will visit my site often to learn more.

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