There are a lot of factors that affect the indoor air quality in your home, ranging from dust particles to pollutants that find their way into your home. What most homeowners don’t realize is that these harmful particles often come about from leaky air ducts and a faulty ventilation system.
The quality of air in your home isn’t always optimal. Between dust particles, smoke and occasional pet dander, indoor air usually has higher levels of pollutants than the air outside. Fortunately, you can improve the quality of the air in your home with an air purifier.
When it comes to home maintenance, there’s a right time for everything. Spring is the best time to get your interior cleaned up, for example, while summer is perfect for yard work. For heating and air conditioning repair and tune-ups, fall is the ideal season. Neglecting issues with your HVAC system can lead to bigger …
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Normally, short-cycling problems occur when you’ve had your air conditioning contractor install the wrong size of air conditioner. However, if you’re certain that your HVAC units are correctly sized for your home and you’re still experiencing short-cycling, the second most common culprit is a malfunctioning thermostat. In fact, a lot of heating and cooling problems …
Duct leaks are common with old HVAC systems, though unfortunately they’re not immediately noticeable. In this blog, heating and air conditioning replacement company Air Pro Inc. takes a look at how to find duct leaks and what you can do to fix them.
