Most people can agree that spring is a beautiful time of year. Trees are budding, flowers are in bloom, and the weather is getting warmer. For those who suffer from seasonal allergies, however, spring can mean sniffling, sneezing, and stuffy noses. That’s because when those trees bud and those flowers blossom, they send pollen into […]
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Are you feeling the chill in some areas of your home this winter? There are many different reasons why certain areas of your home may feel cooler than others. While it’s tempting to turn up the heat in these instances, it may not be the most helpful solution – and could cost you much more
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With the cost of fuel oil on the rise, people are looking into ways they can make their homes more efficient. A good chunk of the utilities used by most homeowners goes toward heating their home in the winter and cooling it in the summer. Because of the high costs associated with cooling and heating
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Ask anyone who suffers from seasonal allergies, and they will likely tell you that once late summer rolls around, so does sniffles, sneezes, and watery eyes. While most people are familiar with springtime allergies that occur because of budding trees and blossoming flowers, two of the worst allergy culprits – ragweed and mold – begin
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More and more, people are concerned about the air they’re breathing in their homes. Respiratory concerns like allergies and asthma have been on the rise over the last couple of decades. Not to mention, people are more aware of pathogens like bacteria and viruses in the air they breathe. Of course, most people know that
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When the summer months arrive, most people like to escape the outdoor heat in a cool, comfortable, air-conditioned home. And while many people have central air conditioning in their homes, there may be some areas where the ductwork doesn’t reach. Some examples of this are additions, converted garages or attics, finished basements, or seasonal rooms.
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Do you have an older air conditioning system installed in your home? If so, you should know that AC systems become less and less efficient the older they get. This especially goes for air conditioners that haven’t been properly maintained. If you’re worried that your AC isn’t working as well as it did in the
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Everyone knows that spring temperatures are often all over the place. You may start your morning out needing a cozy jacket, but by the afternoon it’s warm enough outside for shorts and a t-shirt! While we can’t help you with the wardrobe changes you may need during the spring, we can help you stay comfortable
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With temperatures outside getting colder by the day, your home heating system might be working overtime to get the job done. Older homes and larger homes can be especially difficult to keep warm during the winter, and factors like the type and age of the heating system you have installed can have an impact on
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It’s that time of year again when people are thinking about the cold weather that will surely arrive sooner than later. For some, their furnaces have already kicked on during the chillier evenings. But maybe you’re a bit concerned that your furnace isn’t quite ready for the cooler weather this year. Maybe it didn’t keep
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