Dry winter air gets many homeowners thinking about humidification options. If you’ve been suffering from the effects of dry air, you might be surprised to learn that a whole-house humidifier not only alleviates these symptoms, but can also reduce your heating costs. Lets take a minute to examine the benefits of humidification. Read More
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Your new ventilation system will help you breathe easier in your home. Unless your home already has a lot of natural ventilation – either deliberate (open windows) or not (a poorly sealed exterior), the alternative is to endure a high concentration of air pollution in your home. Before your ventilation system is installed, consider the following design factors to help you get the most out of the system.
If you’re considering building a new home, there’s no time like the present when it comes to heating and cooling. Energy-saving equipment, scientific methods to size your equipment properly and innovations in ductwork design have all combined to improve home comfort. By building now, you can reduce heating and cooling costs by thousands over the life of your home, compared to homes build only a decade ago. But you need to know the best methods of proper home comfort delivery – especially with your ductwork design.
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A cracked heat exchanger on a furnace has the potential of being very dangerous and even deadly. The reason for this is that carbon monoxide can seep out of the crack, entering the home. Carbon monoxide (CO) has no color, odor or taste, and is almost impossible to detect without a detection device. Because of the danger to occupants of the home, if a technician concludes that your furnace’s heat exchanger is cracked, he’s obliged to disconnect the gas and electricity and mark it as a red tagged furnace.
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