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Tightening Up Your Home: Ducts and Vents
You may have already caulked and weatherstripped the envelope of your house to the point that it’s airtight – and you may still be wasting energy. That’s why it’s important to examine your home’s ductwork when you plan for energy efficiency. Think of your ductwork as huge hoses, delivering hot air instead of water into […]
Clearing the Air About Air Duct Cleaning
Air duct cleaning may help freshen up your home, but can it really reduce your allergy symptoms? Find out what the experts say. Staying inside during allergy season won’t necessarily limit your exposure to allergens — allergies to substances such as mold, dust and pet hair can be troublesome year-round in your home. In fact, […]
Should You Have The Air Ducts In Your Home Cleaned?
Knowledge about air duct cleaning is in its early stages, so a blanket recommendation cannot be offered as to whether you should have your air ducts in your home cleaned. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) urges you to read this document in it entirety as it provides important information on the subject. Duct cleaning […]
Avoid Sizzling Summer Protect Your Health
Air conditioning is probably one of the most important summertime necessities right after sunscreen and bathing suits. One of the best ways to make sure your air conditioner won’t leave your house hot and muggy this year is regular maintenance of your unit’s air ducts and filters. Always make sure your air conditioner’s filters work […]
Air Duct Cleaning Scams
Local ads offering a low price on air duct cleaning can seem like a great deal with minimal risk. While most companies are on the straight and narrow, Better Business Bureau warns consumers to beware of air duct cleaning businesses that employ bait and switch tactics or try to scare the homeowner into thinking they […]
How to Remove Moisture from Central Air Vents
High humidity can cause a lot of headaches for homeowners, both figuratively and literally. In homes where the humidity level rises above 60 percent, moisture can start building up around the vents. While this may not seem like a serious issue, excessive moisture can cause mold and bacteria to grow resulting in the spores being […]
