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A whole house humidifier eliminates symptoms such as dry skin, nosebleeds, static electricity, and scratchy throats. You may be tempted to blame the temperature when your home feels uncomfortable inside. But in reality there’s another factor at work that affects the way your house feels, humidity levels. During the summer months in St. Louis we …
It’s important to know how to use your programmable thermostat correctly to yield the best results. According to Energy Star, you can save about $180 every year in energy costs by using a programmable thermostat properly. That’s not bad considering energy costs have been going up every year for the majority of homeowners. The catch is …
With over 30 years of experience, and with a master technician and mechanical engineer as our owner, we can replace, repair, and provide maintenance for your home’s HVAC system. Since the average homeowner isn’t professionally trained in HVAC, when they have a problem, concern, or just want regular maintenance performed, they are at the mercy …
If you are hoping that the bad smell will just go away on its own, the chances of that are not good. When you turn your heat on in the winter, you probably noticed a smell that came through your air ducts. It isn’t always that unusual for it to do the same when you …
Prevention is the best method to keep your air-conditioning unit safe from rodents and pests. Rodents and wild animals can be your air conditioner’s worst nightmare – and in turn, yours too. Outdoor animals can wreak havoc on your outdoor unit and end up costing you a lot of money if you don’t prevent them …
On average, around 90% of U.S. homeowners pay higher energy prices every year. Your heating and cooling system seems pretty straightforward. If you want it cold, you turn the thermostat down. If you want it warm, you turn it up. But the truth is that what you do with your heating and air conditioning unit …