A technician inspects and repairs a refrigerator. Keeping the fridge running smoothly is an important part of any home. Make sure to keep an eye on the health of your appliances to make sure you catch any problems before they become disasters.
ACCA, the Indoor Environment & Energy Efficiency Association, has named Hyde-Stone Mechanical Contractors, Inc. in Watertown, New York, its 2015 Commercial...read more
Most people who live in hot climates know how much of a life-saver air conditioning is since there are few other ways to you stay cool through those unbearably sweltering summer months. Here are some fun facts about this cool invention.
The Janaury Contractor Comfort Index (CCI) shows that contractors are starting 2015 feeling positive about short-term growth. ACCA began measuring contractor attitudes toward...read more
When most people think of air pollution, they think of outdoor problems like smog, car exhaust or factory smokestacks. However, the quality of air inside your home can be filled with pollutants and unwanted chemicals and substances as well. Here are a few ways you can improve indoor air quality.
1. No Smoking Indoors: Cigarette smoke is a major indoor pollutant, containing thousands of chemicals that affect non-smokers through second-hand smoke. If you can’t give up smoking, find a place to do it outdoors to keep all those unwanted substances outside. 2. Keep Your Floors Clean: Your floors are ground zero for unwanted chemicals, allergens and other substances such as dust and dirt. As people walk in and out of your home, they potentially track in pollutants that can reduce air quality. Keep your floors clean with the following options: • Regular vacuuming, especially with unit equipped with a HEPA filter, can remove toxins • Mopping picks up and dirt or dust left behind from vacuuming • Keep pollutants out in the first place by having a good door mat or by having guests remove their shoes 3. Schedule Regular Maintenance for Your HVAC System: Whether in your home or your place of business, your HVAC system needs routine maintenance to perform its best and keep your air clean. A regular inspection ensures that your ventilation system is working properly and your filters are clean. For more information on HVAC services in Santa Clara, please visit this website. HVAC systems are responsible for the circulation of warm and cool air, and for maintaining air quality in homes and buildings. Here is a color-coded breakdown of an HVAC system in a mid-sized commercial building...read more
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