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by Mark Hansberger
on March 5, 2019February 25, 2019

What to Understand About Airflow in Your Home

Understanding airflow is key to managing energy efficiency in your home. When your air is balanced, you can achieve these benefits: Control moisture in the home. Boost comfort of the home’s occupants, avoiding hot and cold spots. Increase efficiency, so that you pay less on utilities, and cause less wear on your HVAC system.

Filed Under: HVAC system
Tagged With: airflow– energy savings– hvac system

by Mark Hansberger
on February 28, 2019January 25, 2019

Indicators Your Air Purifier is Working

Maybe you’re concerned enough about your home’s indoor air quality that you’ve installed a whole-home air purifier or cleaner. That’s an important step, but sometimes, you may wonder if the air cleaning technology is doing its job. How does a homeowner know if the air purifier is really working? The answer depends on the type […]

Filed Under: IAQ – Indoor Air Quality
Tagged With: air purifier– filters– IAQ– VOCs

by Mark Hansberger
on February 26, 2019January 25, 2019

Energy Efficiency 101: Skylights

You’re thinking of putting in a skylight. It could be a great idea! Or it could be a disaster. Let’s take a look at how skylights affect your home’s energy efficiency, both positively and negatively.

Filed Under: Energy Savings
Tagged With: energy efficiency– hvac system– skylight

by Mark Hansberger
on February 21, 2019January 25, 2019

HVAC Considerations When Remodeling

If you plan home renovations that affect the size of your home or the space you want to condition, you may need to involve your HVAC contractor early on in the planning process. There’s a direct relationship between the size and energy efficiency of your home and how comfortable it is throughout the year.

Filed Under: HVAC system
Tagged With: home remodel– home renovations– hvac installation

by Mark Hansberger
on February 19, 2019January 25, 2019

Combatting Musty Smells in Your Home

A house that smells musty can feel unpleasant and less welcoming. Unfortunately, deep cleaning may not be enough to eliminate odors. Read on to find out the possible sources of that stubborn musty smell as well as what you should do to get rid of it for good.

Filed Under: IAQ – Indoor Air Quality
Tagged With: IAQ effects– indoor air– indoor air quality– musty smell

by Mark Hansberger
on February 14, 2019January 25, 2019

Love Is In the Air: IAQ Concerns

It’s Valentine’s Day. Time for you and that special someone to exchange gifts that declare your love for one another. But here’s a question you may not have considered: what will those gifts do to your home’s indoor air quality? Let’s look at some of the IAQ concerns prevalent around Valentine’s Day, and what you […]

Filed Under: IAQ – Indoor Air Quality
Tagged With: candles– flowers– gifts– IAQ concerns– indoor air quality– indoor plants– pet dander

What to Understand About Airflow in Your Home

Indicators Your Air Purifier is Working

Energy Efficiency 101: Skylights

HVAC Considerations When Remodeling

Combatting Musty Smells in Your Home

Love Is In the Air: IAQ Concerns

Changing Seasons Means Preparing Your Thermostat

How Dusting Improves IAQ

Should You Invest in Climate Control for Your Garage

Keep Your Windows Clean to Boost Energy Efficiency

Home Ventilation: A History

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