Heating and air conditioning systems require annual HVAC maintenance to keep your home energy efficient and your family members healthy and comfortable. Routine inspections and simple repairs will extend the life of your heating or air conditioning system and save you money in wasted energy costs. As a homeowner, you can examine a few areas for problems: Read More
Although a power outage in the winter in southern Alabama is generally not as as serious as losing the power in the heat of the summer, it can still create uncomfortable conditions when the heat’s not running and the lights are off. Preparing ahead of time for the loss of power helps you cope with an outage, whether it’s of a short duration or lasts a day or more. 
A dusty home is not comfortable or clean. Dusty air leads to breathing problems, a dirty environment, and even an overpopulation of dust mites in the home. While it’s impossible to get rid of all the dust, these simple steps will reduce the amount of dust in your home and help keep your Alabama home comfortable and healthy: 
Although the cooling season in Mobile and Auburn is relatively short, you still want to keep energy costs low without sacrificing home comfort. When you supply heat to your home through ductwork, air can be lost through leaks, indoor air quality can suffer, and forced-air heating can make the air in your home very dry. Radiant heating can solve all of these problems and reduce your monthly heating bills. 
It often surprises people to learn that the air inside their home may be more polluted than the air outside. One of the reasons is that the air in your home is continuously recirculated, so contaminants may not have the opportunity to escape, and sufficient fresh air does not come in to replace old, stale air. Fortunately, a number of indoor air quality systems have been developed to alleviate the problems that result from polluted indoor air. -
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Furnace Troubleshooting — When To Call Your HVAC Contractor
When your furnace isn’t working properly, there’s a good chance you’ll need to contact a local HVAC professional. However, before taking that step, try some of these furnace troubleshooting methods: Read More »