In Northern California, winter might not go to extremes, but your heating system still gets a workout. Whether you’re in Napa, Marin, or Sonoma, cooler nights, damp mornings, and occasional cold snaps are enough to challenge your HVAC...
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Condensation is normal in an air conditioner, but it is not supposed to leak out of the evaporator coil; instead, it is supposed to drain through a PVC pipe to the outside. If you notice water coming from any other source, please call...
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“I think that being a smaller shop gives us an advantage.’It’s an advantage in the required skill and experience levels, which one really must acquire to be in this trade. Not having a large workforce and the ability to...
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The Importance of Indoor Air Quality in Commercial Spaces In today’s commercial environments, from schools to offices, maintaining superior indoor air quality (IAQ) is essential for health, productivity, and compliance. Poor IAQ can lead to...
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As temperatures rise and humidity creeps in, air conditioning becomes more than a luxury—it’s necessary to stay safe and comfortable during New Jersey’s hot summer season. In our business, too often, we see homeowners who...
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Why Nor’easter Preparedness Matters in New Jersey From the Jersey Shore in Monmouth and Ocean Counties to inland towns in Middlesex, Somerset, and Union, New Jersey families know how disruptive nor’easters can be. These powerful...
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As cooler weather settles into Fresno, homes begin to close up tight to keep the warmth inside. While that keeps your heating system running efficiently, it also traps air indoors—along with the allergens, dust, and pollutants that build up...
Read moreAs fall settles in and winter approaches, the air inside our homes can become more polluted than we realize. With doors and windows closed against the chill, everyone spending more time indoors, and seasonal cold and flu germs making their...
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Understanding Carbon Monoxide Exposure and Safety Levels 50 ppm CO is the maximum exposure limit set by OSHA for workplaces over an 8-hour period. However, this industrial standard is not safe for your home. For homeowners in Fishers, IN...
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If you’ve ever walked into your home and noticed that the air feels heavy, humid, or stale, you’re not alone. Many homeowners struggle with stuffy indoor environments that make their homes feel uncomfortable, even when the thermostat says...
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