Your heater and air conditioner draw in outdoor air that can contain dirt, dust, pollen, mold and other harmful particles. When regularly replaced, the air filters are usually able to catch these contaminants. If you don’t change filters at least once every three months, though, the inside of your HVAC system will become dirty.
HVAC Maintenance Tips for Pet Owners
Having pets at home means frequently running your vacuum cleaner to clean up fur and dander. However, you also need to be mindful of your HVAC system when you have furry friends.
Your Home Isn’t Haunted, It’s Just Drafty
Have you been experiencing unusual occurrences at home lately, such as strange noises and the sudden slamming of doors? Restless spirits aren’t always to blame in instances such as these. Rather, your home likely has cold spots or drafts.
How to Maintain Good Indoor Air Quality This Fall
Allergies usually begin to flare up in the fall. That’s why those who have them tend to spend more time indoors during this season. However, staying indoors won’t do allergy sufferers any good if the air quality inside is bad. The furnace replacement experts at Cooper Brothers, Inc. have listed below the most common indoor air quality (IAQ) challenges and their corresponding solutions.
How to Avoid Common Costly HVAC Mistakes
Simple HVAC mistakes are more costly than you might think. For one thing, they waste energy, which can cause your utility bills to balloon. The air conditioner replacement experts at Cooper Brothers, Inc. list the most common mistakes below.
