Humidity is key to indoor air quality. Many modern homeowners opt to install furnaces with built-in humidifiers (whole-home humidifiers) to ensure the air moving through their home is optimal, comfortable, and less likely to distribute winter viruses. Like all other components of your HVAC system, they require maintenance—chiefly, replacing the filter (sometimes referred to as a humidifier pad).
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A new furnace is a major household expense, so you want to make sure you’re caring for this essential appliance properly. Wi
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Have you ever had an issue with a gas-powered appliance and were told to check the pilot light? Let’s take a closer look at
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Air quality tests empower homeowners to evaluate the safety of the air their family breathes every day. Not all home air quality tests are created equal, though. Professional testing can identify elevated levels of allergens, mold, radon, and other harmful compounds.
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There’s more than one way to heat a home! In fact, there are two main types of heating: convection and radiant. You’re
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Crisp fall weather is a welcome change from the heat of summer. However, as soon as the weather turns bitter, your furnace suddenl
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