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Keeping My Power Bills Down

A few months after I moved into my home, I realized that the power bills were going to be sky high. The home had multiple levels but not very many ceiling fans or vents. I knew that I had to do something to make things right, so I contacted an HVAC contractor to get their advice. They told me that a ductless unit would help, so we installed one. This blog is all about keeping your power bills down, no matter where you live and no matter what your house is like. With a few little changes, you could protect your monthly budget.

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3 Air Conditioning Services Recommended For Before Winter Approaches

Posted on October 3, 2016

If you make an effort to properly maintain and care for your central air conditioning unit, you can expect it to last you anywhere from 15 to 20 years. While most air conditioning units can be left alone for the most part of the year, you need to take extra precautions to prepare each unit for winter and for summer. You're most likely not going to use your air conditioning unit during the winter. [Read More]

Severe Infantile Eczema? 3 Home Improvement Projects To Consider To Prevent Other Allergic Reactions

Posted on September 23, 2016

As much as 70% of children who had severe infantile eczema as babies develop asthma as they get older. There's actually a medical term for it—atopic march. This is the progression in allergic reactions that begins as infantile eczema and can develop into allergic rhinitis, asthma, and food allergies later in life. Researchers have found that when the skin is damaged by infantile eczema, a substance called TSLP (thymic stromal lymphopoietin) is released throughout the body. [Read More]

8 Ways To Reduce Your Heating Bills

Posted on September 13, 2016

When winter rolls around, you may worry about how high your heating bills will be. The cost of heating up a home, especially if it is big, can be quite a lot. However, all hope is not lost. If you are willing to make a few changes, you can reduce your energy bills during the winter and save money. Here are eight effective ways to reduce your heating bills: Inspect Your Electrical Boxes for Gaps [Read More]

How to Know If Your Air Conditioner's Condensate Drainage System Needs Repairs or Updates

Posted on September 8, 2016

Your central air-conditioning system can produce up to 20 gallons per day of condensate, which is water drawn from the air inside your home. For attic-mounted air-handling units, the need to contain and drain this condensate is critical, and several measures must be in place to prevent damage to the structure of your house. If your home contains a central air-conditioning system, and you have never taken the time to inspect its condensate drainage components, then it is worth your time to take a look at your system and note whether it contains deficiencies in design or construction. [Read More]