Air quality is important in the home. Before you purchase any air quality products take time to understand how they function and the benefits of each. Learn more about the difference between the REME-HALO and the REME HALO-LED.
MERV HVAC FILTER RATINGS
When choosing an air conditioner as a homeowner, you need to be aware of the type of filters and maintenance that will be required to keep your unit running smoothly. Whether or not that this comes to your mind, it is essential to understand what the MERV rating is and what it means to you as a homeowner.
What to Expect When You Get a New AC Unit
Hooray! After much consideration, you’ve decided to purchase a new AC unit. You’ve picked out the right unit for your home, and even have an installation date scheduled. You can’t wait to feel the refreshing cool air in your home– but, you’re still not sure what to expect.
How to Get Rid of Stale Air
Stale air is defined as recycled air combined with humidity and certain chemicals. It produces an unpleasant smell as contaminants build, and oxygen decreases. While stale air won’t immediately cause you harm, the air that contains certain toxins, chemicals, and bacteria can be harmful over a long time. When indoor air smells stale or feels stuffy, carbon-based molecules that occur from breathing, form together to produce the musty smell known as stale air.
5 Toxic Smells Coming From Your AC Unit
Your AC unit is one of the most used appliances in your household, and it can become inconvenient when it doesn’t work properly. We’ve talked about how to improve your air quality, as well as knowing when the air filter needs changing or the unit needs replacing, but what about when your unit begins to smell?
Are SMART Thermostats worth the investment?
In today’s world, everything is optimized to work directly from your fingertips — your calendar, your security system, and now your thermostat. With a smart thermostat, you can be at work, the grocery store, or a thousand miles away on vacation, and still be able to control your AC unit at the touch of a button. They’re WiFi-enabled, so as long as you have a wireless connection, you have constant access to your HVAC.