Mold is never welcome indoors. Whether it is your office building, apartment complex, school, or home, no one should ever have to suffer from the health effects and building damage that mold can give. If you see the following signs… Read More
Archive for the ‘HVAC’ Category
When to Turn on the Heat in a House
Maryland autumns can be unpredictable. The famous “false fall” can make one want to turn on the furnace, only to find the next day that it is a sweltering summer day once again. There is more strategy in the timing… Read More
Should Your HVAC Fan Setting Be On or Auto?
The HVAC system is one appliance in the house that helps keep it running like no other. In the summer, you get cool, fresh indoor air, and in the winter, you stay warm and comfortable. Part of the HVAC system… Read More
Why Is My House So Dusty?
After spending much time indoors during the fall and winter, one might begin to notice different things about the house that one might overlook during a busier season. Alternatively, if you are a fastidious cleaner, you might also notice the… Read More
Signs Your Need Furnace Repair
Furnaces are the most common form of heating in a home in Maryland. As winter sets in, we switch from air conditioning to heating and get ready to get comfortable and warm. To make sure it’s smooth sailing when it… Read More
HVAC Maintenance Tips for Fall
Fall is here, and getting a handle on your HVAC maintenance can make the rest of the season better and more enjoyable in your home. Every season, there are specific maintenance tips to consider; it’s integral that you take the… Read More
Fall HVAC Maintenance Tips for Homeowners
Now that September is gone and fall has settled in, it’s time to think about any maintenance your home’s HVAC system may need. But since spring and summer temperatures seem to be lingering, you and your family will feel more… Read More
DIY Tips for Cleaning Out Your Home’s HVAC Unit
If you have an HVAC system, you don’t want to neglect it. While it can be helpful to hire an HVAC contractor for installation and repair, and in some cases even necessary, if you are a DIY-er, there may be… Read More