In the course of a day, your air conditioning and heating system circulates a lot of air throughout your home. The outdoor unit draws in air from the outside, which is then cooled (or heated, depending on the season) and distributed to different rooms throughout the house via vents and registers. For the most part, any dust from the outside gets caught by the filters that line your HVAC system, maintaining your indoor air quality. Sometimes, however, dust can still find its way indoors.
Cleaning and Maintenance Tips for Whole-House Humidifiers
The colder the weather gets, the drier your indoor air becomes. Installing a whole-house humidifier can help combat this problem. In addition to your heating system, it’s important to clean and maintain your humidifier. HVAC construction company HVAC Construction shares care and maintenance tips for your whole-house humidifier in today’s blog.
Why You Should Schedule Your Furnace Replacement in the Summer
The modern furnace boasts features that older models could only dream of— higher efficiency ratings, quieter operation and a dozen other bells and whistles that translates to benefits for you, the homeowner. If you’re thinking about upgrading from your clunky old heater to a shiny new unit, consider the benefits of scheduling your replacement during the summer season.
How Your Carrier® HVAC Can Save You Money
You’ve done your homework and consulted with your HVAC contractor for a new heating and air conditioning installation. The only thing left to do is set up the dates and you’re good to go, right? Wrong. There’s still the matter of a budget. New installations can cost you an arm and a leg, and expenses for repairs and upgrades can be just as steep.
Heat Recovery Ventilators: How Do They Work?
Cooling your space and improving indoor air quality don’t always go hand in hand. Opening your windows can’t always moderate the temperature of your rooms effectively, and running your AC when your windows are open is just wasteful. When natural ventilation doesn’t work, there’s one solution: go mechanical.
