When it comes to keeping your home cool and comfortable all summer long, the temperature is only half the battle. Yes, you read that right—without the right indoor air quality systems in place, you’re in for a not-so-enjoyable summer! So, what can you do about it?
Well, for one, you could consider installing an air filtration system or air purifier in your home. These systems are installed directly into your ductwork to rid your indoor air of the contaminants that lead to frequent illness, reduced comfort, and higher energy bills.
Below, we have listed some of the reasons why you should consider having one of these systems installed in your home. So keep reading to find out more!
ACHOO!!! Spring is in the air, which means that there are plenty of allergens to go around! Of course, you don’t want to spend the entire spring season sneezing, wheezing, and scratching, so what do you do?
We all know what the middle of a Texas summer feels like: it’s hot, it’s sticky, and it can be quite uncomfortable without the right home comfort systems in place. Most homeowners end up blasting their air conditioners to beat the heat. However, a stand-alone air conditioner simply isn’t enough to rid your home of the excess moisture brought on by high humidity levels.
Installing a whole-house humidifier is a great way to improve your indoor air quality. But did you know the benefits can extend way beyond that? If you are looking to give your HVAC system a boost this winter, consider humidifier installation. We still have a couple more months of chilly weather before the temperature soars well into the 90s, so why not take advantage of the savings that a humidifier can offer you this season?
Have you ever heard this saying? “All you need to have for a fix-it job is one of two things—if it doesn’t move and it’s supposed to, you want WD-40. If it moves and it’s not supposed to, you need duct tape!”
Given the time of year, it makes sense that you’d be concerned with the temperature in your home. A lack of heat can lead to a number of problems in your household, especially for anyone prone to illness. Naturally, you want your 
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