Spring is here, and with it comes rising temperatures, increased humidity, and unpredictable weather. As we transition from the winter to the warmer months, it’s crucial to ensure that your HVAC cooling system is up to the task. Warmer, wetter springs mean your system will be working harder, and we’re getting more of those – so now is the time to inspect, maintain, and (if necessary) upgrade your equipment. Let’s walk through these steps:
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As homeowners, we probably don’t give our HVAC systems enough credit. Not only do they ensure our homes stay warm and cool enough as the seasons pass, but they also help to keep the circulated air clean and keep humidity out of the house. They’re pretty complex, and it can be overwhelming to try and understand all of the components and how they work. Superior HVAC & Plumbing is here to help! Explore this guide to HVAC basics to get a better understanding of how your HVAC system keeps your house comfortable.
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Most people think that while the air outside of their homes is full of pollutants and contaminants, the air inside their homes must be pristine. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case – the air inside of your home can be just as bad if not worse than the air outside. Luckily, there are lots of ways to improve indoor air quality in your living space and we’re here to discuss one of the easiest – installing an air filtration system.
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It may not seem like it now, but spring will be here in just a few short months and before you know it you’ll be cranking your air conditioner back on to cool the house. However, after months without use your A/C could develop an unpleasant musty smell that will permeate your house when you turn it on. So what can you do to get rid of it?
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