Do you have bad allergies even when you are inside your home? This could be because of dirty air ducts that spread allergens throughout your home. Contact an HVAC professional to clean your air ducts.

Are you expecting an addition to the family? Whether you are ready to welcome a new baby or elderly relatives, it may be a good time to replace your aging HVAC system. Your new system will do a better job of maintaining excellent indoor air quality in your home.

If you’re considering adding square footage to your home, it’s important to include your HVAC system in the budget. Depending on how much square footage you add, it may be necessary to install a larger unit.

Your HVAC system is rated for efficiency using a SEER calculation. The higher the SEER number on a system, the more energy efficient it is. A less efficient system with a lower SEER number may cost less to purchase, but will incur higher energy bills and cost more to operate over time.

If you are considering a new HVAC system for your business, you may want to first consider any ways to reduce your load - the amount of heating and cooling used in a year. This can include energy-efficient windows, upgraded lighting systems and additional insulation.

Are you worried that your HVAC system is on its last leg? Having your system checked out could give you a better guess as to when it will go out for good; and possibly give you some time to save for a replacement.

Even if you have recently had a new furnace installed, regular maintenance is still very important. Here we can catch small problems before they become larger ones and ensure the optimal operation of your furnace all season long.

Do you want to stay extra warm in the winter without heating up your entire house? You should consider purchasing an electric space heater, since it is perfect for heating a single room and can give you the supplemental heating you need without the expensive energy bills.

Why is indoor air quality so important? Pollutants such as bacteria, smoke, and mold can make life miserable for workers and customers with asthma or allergies.

Depending on the nature of your business, being without adequate heat or air conditioning could force you to shut down until the problem’s corrected. While regular maintenance will cut down on nasty surprises, we’re always here to help you get things back to normal.