As outdoor temperatures hit their peak, many escape the blistering rays by keeping cool indoors. With the additional time spent inside, it’s important to take a look at your indoor air quality. Studies show that indoor air can be more than twice as polluted as the air outside. Avoid this problem by taking the following…
When you think of indoor air quality in your Plant City home, do you think of seasonal allergens, dust, germs, and the relentless mold and mildew growth prevalent in our region? According to air quality and energy experts, you may also want to think about how indoor air quality affects the HVAC system. Here’s why. How…
The wind-chill effect isn’t limited to the winter winds that make you feel cooler than the actual temperature outside. Ceiling fans in the home create a wind-chill environment inside your Florida home during hot weather to make you feel cooler there, too. By circulating the air inside a room, ceiling fans create drafts that increase your comfort and…
With spring and early summer bringing a slew of new allergens into the Tampa Bay area, it’s time to make sure your HVAC system is ready to go, both in regards to keeping you cool and cleaning your indoor air. Avoid the brunt of springtime allergies by scheduling a seasonal checkup of your home’s A/C system….
When you’re looking to cool your house this summer, having ductwork that circulates and distributes your conditioned air efficiently will help you save money on your energy bills and make your home feel more consistently comfortable throughout. The federal Energy Star program has estimated that up to 20 percent of the conditioned air produced by…
Unlike other HVAC maintenance tasks that need to be performed semi-annually or yearly, duct cleaning needs to be done less often in most homes, or under certain circumstances such as noticeable mold growth and post-rodent infestation, or if the ducts are showing signs of built-up dirt or debris. Dirty or debris-laden ducts will compromise HVAC…
Protect Against Lethal Poisoning by Installing Carbon Monoxide Detectors with your Air Conditioner in Tampa First and foremost, the safety of your family should always be your primary concern. One way to protect your loved ones is to install carbon monoxide detectors around your home to detect dangerous levels of the deadly gas. Let’s take…
Maximize Comfort and Savings With Better Attic Ventilation, Insulation You may improve the energy efficiency of your Brandon area home by taking steps to increase attic ventilation and improve attic insulation, especially if it’s an older home that was built without energy conservation in mind. A well-ventilated and well-insulated attic will save you money and make…
If you have aging ac duct work, there’s a good chance it’s time to replace it along with wasted energy and unnecessarily high utility bills. Ducted air conditioning that are more than 10 years old and/or haven’t been well-maintained often suffer. Poor ac duct work design, leaks, inadequate insulation and airflow obstructions, will waste energy…
As a Brandon homeowner, you want to know what you can do to improve your home’s indoor air quality, increase HVAC efficiency and maintain a dust free environment. Keeping a house dust free can be a challenge, but it’s a necessary step for keeping and maintaining a healthy and energy-efficient home. Dust in the Filter…
The long, hot Tampa Bay area cooling season takes a toll on your air conditioner, which works 24/7 to keep you comfortable. You can help reduce the load on your system’s compressor by following these tips. Reduce the Load on Your Air Conditioner and Compressor Turn up your thermostat when you leave the house or…
Ductwork Obstructions Can Ruin a Home’s Efficiency — Common Issues With rising energy bills a fact of modern life, we all want to do what we can to keep costs under control. In the pursuit of energy efficiency, an often overlooked quick fix can be a closer inspection of the duct systems in our homes. Ductwork…
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