A quality air conditioning system is key to your comfort in the spring and summer months. Unfortunately, a poorly maintained air conditioning system could actually make you sick, especially if you suffer from asthma or severe allergies. Follow our guide to learn about ways an AC system can lead to illness or allergy symptoms, and ways to correct or prevent the issue. Continue Reading
Is Your Air Conditioning System Affecting Your Health?
August 3rd, 2015 by Lisa PixleyDIY Mold Removal: Why Professionals Are a Better Choice
July 28th, 2015 by Lisa PixleyAt the very first sign of mold in your walls, carpet, ducts or anywhere else in your home, it’s so important to contact a professional. Some types of mold may actually lead to illness, while others are more harmful to those who already have respiratory illnesses. In either case, a do-it-yourself approach is never recommended, and we explain why in this guide. Continue Reading
The Air Ducts and Your AC System: How Ducts Impact Performance
July 20th, 2015 by Lisa PixleyTake a moment to think about all of the components that make your air conditioner work. There is an outside condenser unit, consisting of a large fan, a set of coils and the compressor that pumps refrigerant through your system. There’s an inside blower unit with a motor and an additional coil. And there is a thermostat that communicates to the system when to turn on and off. Continue Reading
Caring for Your Ducts after Duct Cleaning Service: Advice from Our Experts
July 13th, 2015 by Lisa PixleyScheduling routine duct cleaning service with a professional indoor air quality specialist may improve the quality of the air in your home. But the ducts can only stay clean if you continue to take the proper steps for maintaining them after an air duct cleaning service is performed. Follow our tips for proper aftercare following comprehensive duct cleaning service, and see to it that your air quality remains up to your high standards. Continue Reading
Mold Growth and Your Air Conditioner: When to Call Professionals
July 8th, 2015 by Lisa PixleyOne of the areas of the home that mold is likely to develop is around the air conditioning system. Mold develops in moist areas, and the coil of your air conditioner is designed to collect condensation. This is good for you in many ways, as it makes the air a whole lot less humid. But the unfortunate occasional side effect is a bit of mold that may build up underneath the system. Continue Reading
Are You Neglecting Your Ductwork?
June 29th, 2015 by Lisa PixleyOne of the most important parts of any residential or commercial HVAC system is the ductwork. The ducts have just as much of an effect on the air conditioning and heating in your home as any other component. Just as a broken-down compressor will keep you from feeling any cool air in your home, a collapsed duct will keep cool air from entering a room. And yet, when we think about common air conditioning issues, we rarely consider the state of the ductwork. Continue Reading
Can You Inspect Your Commercial HVAC System on Your Own?
June 22nd, 2015 by Lisa PixleyKeeping a commercial property comfortable is one of the key factors in keeping employees and clientele productive and happy. So the commercial heating and air conditioning (HVAC) system on your property is key to running your business. A commercial HVAC system is complex, with large HVAC equipment and extensive ductwork which could encounter a number of issues over time. Proper maintenance and the occasional inspection help to keep the system running smoothly, but can you do this on your own? Continue Reading
Think Your Ducts Are Safe from Dust and Debris? Think Again!
June 15th, 2015 by Lisa PixleyYou change the air filter in your duct system each month or every few months (depending on how large your home is and how often you use your heating and air conditioning system). This is supposed to help improve the quality of the air in your home. The filter traps small particles that may otherwise move into the ducts, many of which are common allergens and irritants. Continue Reading
What’s the Big Deal with a Little Dust in the Ducts?
June 8th, 2015 by Lisa PixleyAs an experienced team of duct cleaning specialists in the Minneapolis area, we know that most people don’t think about the state of their ductwork the way that we do. We only have health and safety in mind when we encourage homeowners to hire professionals to clean their ducts, but many people don’t really see the big deal. If you keep a clean home, there shouldn’t be too much dust in your ducts, right? We’re here to clear the air a little bit so that you can seek the proper indoor air quality services in your area. Continue Reading
Can Air Duct Cleaning Help You Save Energy?
June 1st, 2015 by Lisa PixleyDuct cleaning is generally associated with improving the indoor air quality in a home or business. While it’s true that duct cleaning primarily helps to keep allergens, viruses and mold spores out of the building, it can also serve one additional purpose: many people notice that the efficiency of their forced-air heater or air conditioner actually improves as well. Take a look at why this is. Continue Reading
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