Monthly Archives: July 2011

UV-Light Systems: One Of The Most-Wanted Pieces Of Equipment That Attacks Moisture Problems

By Travis Chico | Published: July 27, 2011

Humidity can cause real problems for some homeowners. Among them: Excess moisture can create a living environment in your home that’s perfect for the growth of mold and bacteria. Mold

Posted in IAQ – Indoor Air Quality | Tagged biological contaminants, chronic colds, dust mite, excess moisture, high efficiency, hvac equipment, indoor air quality, moisture problem, mold spores, organic particles, purification system, respiratory problems, skin conditions, uv damage, uv lights, uv purification | Leave a comment

Determining The Type Of Air-Cleaning Equipment You Need

By Travis Chico | Published: July 25, 2011

Indoor air pollution comes in many forms. Excess humidity causes mold and mildew to grow on walls and carpets. Pet dander creates particles that float through the air. Cleaning solutions

Posted in Dehumidifiers, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality | Tagged air cleaning, air conditioner, cleaning solutions, cleaning system, cooling system, ductwork, dust mites, harmful pollutants, household chemicals, indoor air pollution, indoor air quality, microorganisms, moisture level, mold and mildew, mold spores, panel filters, tobacco smoke, ultraviolet spectrum, uv lights, whole house air cleaners | Leave a comment

Six Ways To Boost The Efficiency Of Your HVAC System

By Travis Chico | Published: July 20, 2011

What is HVAC energy efficiency? It is the ability for your HVAC system to run optimally, providing you with ultimate comfort in your home, while keeping your energy use down and saving

Posted in Energy Savings | Tagged air ducts, annual maintenance, conditioned air, ductwork, dust accumulation, energy bills, energy efficiency, energystar program, heating and air conditioning, heating and cooling systems, hvac system, hvac work, loose connections, maintenance agreement, mastic, programmable thermostat, unexpected breakdowns | Leave a comment

Wondering About All The Fuss Over Technician Certifications?

By Travis Chico | Published: July 18, 2011

All heating and cooling contractors are not made equal. Whom you hire to service your HVAC equipment makes all the difference in the quality of the work you receive as

Posted in Air Conditioning, Air ducts, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Service & Maintenance | Tagged air duct cleaning, certifications, ductwork cleaning, heating and cooling, heating and cooling systems, hvac equipment, indoor air quality, nadca members, nate, nonprofit organization, professionalism, quality of service, source contamination, southern california | Leave a comment

Save Money At The Push Of A Button With A Programmable Thermostat

By Travis Chico | Published: July 13, 2011

If you have forced heating and air conditioning in your home, a system that heats and cools through a system of ductwork, a programmable thermostat could help you reduce your energy

Posted in Air Conditioning, Programmable, Thermostats | Tagged department of energy, ductwork, eight hours, energy bills, energy savings, energy use, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, programmable function, programmable settings, programmable thermostat, programmable thermostats, setback | Leave a comment

Five Good Reasons You Should Have Your Ductwork Sealed

By Travis Chico | Published: July 11, 2011

Are you suffering from a case of high utility bills? Do your rooms seem stuffy? Does dust build up quickly in your home? All of these problems could stem from

Posted in Air Conditioning, Air ducts, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality | Tagged carbon monoxide, consuming less energy, energy costs, energystar program, fossil fuels, furnaces, gas appliances, greenhouse gases, harmful gases, household chemicals, indoor air quality, indoor pollution, insulation, leaky ducts, leaky ductwork, pollutants, utility bills, water heaters | Leave a comment

Selecting The Humidifier That’s Right For Your Needs

By Travis Chico | Published: July 7, 2011

The dry summer heat in Nevada and Southern California is only exacerbated when we run moisture-sucking air conditioners all season long. Overly dry air is not only uncomfortable to many

Posted in Humidification | Tagged air conditioner, air conditioners, asthma, cool mist humidifiers, coughs, dry skin, hard water, humidifier, humidity, inhalant, southern california, tiny water droplets, warm mist | Leave a comment

When It Comes To Insulation, It Pays To Know Your Magic Number

By Travis Chico | Published: July 5, 2011

Most homes in Nevada and Southern California rely on cooling and heating systems to help keep them comfortable. Those systems can only do so much, though, if heat is transferring

Posted in Air Conditioning, Energy Evaluations | Tagged air conditioner contractors, air conditioning system, air leaks, efficiency, energy audit, energy costs, energy evaluation, energystar program, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, heating systems, insulation, insulation levels, professional heating, proper insulation, r-levels, state of nevada, wood frame structure | Leave a comment

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