Why does one bedroom stay stuffy while the thermostat says the whole house should be cool? The problem may not be the AC. Signs you need new ductwork often begin in the attic, especially when rooms stay warm or humid despite cool air from the...
Read more
If the sniffles start right around the time you switch on the heat, you’re not imagining it. Heating season changes the air inside your home, and many Indianapolis families notice their winter allergies show up soon after the furnace does...
Read more
Indiana is a humid place for most of the year, so it can feel strange when your skin cracks and the doorknobs start shocking you in January. The reason is your furnace. Once it runs regularly, the air inside dries out fast, and many homeowners...
Read more
The air inside your home plays an important role in your family’s comfort and well-being. Dust, pollen, pet dander, and other airborne particles can circulate through your HVAC system, affecting the air you breathe every day. If you’re...
Read more
UV Lights & Advanced Filtration: Indoor Air Quality Solutions for Pasadena & Nearby Homes If you live or work in Pasadena, you already know our air tells a story. Between the San Gabriel Mountains backdrop, heavy 210 corridor traffic, and...
Read more
In winter, the ideal indoor humidity level for an Indianapolis home sits at 30 to 40 percent, and that range moves lower as it gets colder outside. The EPA humidity recommendation, echoed by ASHRAE, generally points to roughly 30 to 50 percent...
Read more
That scratchy throat that shows up every January and clears by April is not something in your head. Neither is the nosebleed that only happens on the driest nights, or the shock you feel every time you touch a doorknob. Central Indiana winters...
Read more
It’s January, and you spot a thin line between two dining room floorboards that wasn’t there in July. A whole house humidifier for hardwood floors is the most effective way to hold your home in the range wood needs, but only when...
Read more
We’re all familiar with the dangers of carbon monoxide, but high CO2 levels (carbon dioxide) can be dangerous as well. If you’re feeling unusually tired at home, or you’re noticing employee performance dipping and people drowsing at their...
Read more
Why Pre-Winter Air Quality Testing Is Crucial for Your Home Yes, you should conduct air quality testing before winter to identify trapped airborne pollutants before you seal your home for the heating season. When cold weather arrives across Ohio...
Read more
The Ideal Home Humidity Level in Ohio Aim for 30% to 50% relative humidity indoors. In mild fall weather, 40% to 50% is a useful target. During Ohio’s freezing winter weather, aim closer to 30% to 40%. If you see moisture on your windows...
Read moreMoeHeatingCooling © {Y} All Rights Reserved
