Here's 3 Practical HVAC Resolutions for the New Year
December 26, 2019 • Service & Maintenance
The new year is synonymous with new beginnings, so it's little wonder that millions of Americans set resolutions with hopes of having a better year ahead. As you plan to become the best version of you, consider becoming a better homeowner as well by including these HVAC resolutions on your New Year's list.
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Fall is here! Time to break out the autumn decorations and Halloween accessories. Before you get too much into the fall spirit, though, have you thought about how these decorations are impacting your indoor air quality? Here are a few fall IAQ concerns to be aware of.
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Another hot, humid Indiana summer is just around the corner. Getting prepared in advance can make your home a cool and comfortable haven from the heat this year. Following our summer HVAC guide can help you prepare:
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With the new year starting, this is a great time to think of a list of resolutions to follow. When you come up with your list, consider adding HVAC resolutions to it. This helps ensure that your home is comfortably heated and cooled throughout the year.
Fall is the traditional time to tackle maintenance chores to get your home prepared for the coming winter. When you're putting together a to-do list of chores, be sure to add the following essential fall 
Your HVAC system consumes almost half of the energy used in your home annually. To improve its efficiency, your home's heating and cooling and various other systems need to work together in tandem. Addressing the following issues is vital for syncing HVAC systems and saving energy:
If you're planning to get away from the cold weather this winter, you'll want to take steps to safeguard your home while you're out of town. You can use the following vacation maintenance tips to help save energy and avoid any unnecessary damage to your home.
Whether you are moving to a newly built home, a fixer-upper, or an older home in fine shape, determining the condition of the 
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When you're facing the possibility of replacing your heating or cooling system, it makes sense that you should be as sure as possible that the equipment actually needs to be replaced. It's always possible that a repair might be enough to let you get another season or two of use. Here are some factors you can use as a starting point to help figure out whether you should 
The ducts that deliver conditioned air to all the rooms in your home are hidden from view, so you may not realize how their condition impacts your comfort. If the ducts are leaky or not properly insulated, as much as 30 percent of your HVAC system's output may not arrive at the registers. Professional duct sealing can eliminate this needless waste and boost your day-to-day 
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