Many homeowners tend to minimize the importance of indoor air quality, and often do not understand the implications that poor indoor air quality has on their home, their health, and their comfort. Of course, we understand just how easy it can be to get used to our environment, which is why many people don’t even know they’re suffering from poor indoor air quality in the first place. This is where we come in!
Below, we have listed some of the signs that suggest you’re dealing with poor indoor air quality in your home, why it matters, and how to fix it. All you have to do is keep reading to find out more.
When summer rolls around, you wouldn’t dare be caught with an air conditioner that no longer works efficiently or effectively. And if you are currently in the same boat as other homeowners with old, worn-out air conditioners, it is probably in your best interest to consider a replacement. Obviously, the decision to invest in a new AC doesn’t come easy, but if the time has come, you don’t have much of a choice.
We buy shirts to compliment our eyes, milk to compliment our cookies, and meatballs to throw on top of our spaghetti. So, what would be the perfect pairing for your brand new air conditioner? Why, a new thermostat of course!
Blegh! We all know what a humid Georgia summer day feels like: it is muggy, it is sticky, and it’s certainly uncomfortable. And unfortunately for many homeowners, excess moisture has a way of seeping into their indoor air, making it quite difficult to escape these not-so-comfy conditions. If you’ve found yourself in this unfavorable predicament, then consider installing a whole-house dehumidifier.
Temperatures are starting to climb here in Georgia, and before you know it, summer will be in full swing. Of course, this means that you’re going to be relying on your air conditioner much more, so it is important that you get the most out of it. Fortunately, there are plenty of measures you can take to ensure that your air conditioner is energy efficient and more effective. Your thermostat is your primary means of interacting with your AC, so it is important that you own a thermostat that grants you full control. A smart thermostat allows you to do just that.
With summer well on its way, you are going to want to be sure that your ductless system is equipped to keep you and your family cool and comfortable when the temperature outside skyrockets. Unlike traditional air conditioning systems, your ductless system works hard year-round. Therefore, it is more likely to sustain wear and tear. Plus, the unique set-up of a ductless system means that it will also require repairs quite unlike those of other HVAC systems. Don’t worry, though! As long as you have a great team of HVAC technicians to handle these repairs, your system will be successful.
Spring is just around the corner, which means that summer will follow soon behind! So, now is a great time to start thinking about the ways in which you can boost your energy efficiency. During the season you need your AC most, it is important that you are able to get the most out of it.
When summer rolls around, you’ll have plenty of things to worry about: getting the perfect tan, finding the best ice cream shop, perfecting your cannonball, and dusting off the old AC. Of course, it is only February, and we still have a bit more time to prepare for the coming season. However, when it is time to turn on your air conditioner, you may find that dust isn’t your only problem.
Spring is right around the corner, which means summer will follow soon after. Temperatures are rising, and before you know it you’ll be soaking up the summer sun, eating ice cream, and making a splash at the pool. So, now is the time to start preparing for the heat. Schedule your annual AC tune-up today!
