As the holiday season approaches, full of indoor gatherings and celebrations with lots of people breathing the same air, you might be wondering: what exactly is in this air we’re breathing? If we’re indoors so much of the time (statistically, Americans are indoors more than 90% of the time) is there anything we can do to avoid breathing things that make us sick?
Allergies are very common. Respiratory symptoms, even without a specific allergy, can be caused by breathing a wide variety of contaminants. Mold is one of the biggest culprits. With an air purifier, you can dramatically cut down on the allergens and mold spores in your air. You and the people you love will be healthier.
Having an optimally comfortable home is a great thing but it may have become a struggle for you lately. Maybe it is a faulty AC or a heater that doesn’t bother to respond anymore. Maybe it’s both at once. These situations are frustrating and, well, uncomfortable. The good news is that we can help you get your comfort back.
This summer, much like most summers, was a hot one. That means that your air conditioner just put in some serious mileage. While AC maintenance is going to help your system run the race, it doesn’t mean that it won’t ever develop a problem. The end of the season is when most people brush past the signs of a need for 
There is something keeping you awake at night and it isn’t the fear of a monster under your bed. It’s the worry over your energy bill at the end of the month. How bad is it going to be? How out-of-budget can you go before you are looking at using candlelight to get by? And what in the world is causing your bills to go so high?
Running your air conditioner in the heat of the summer will make your energy bill go sky-high, but the alternative doesn’t paint a pretty picture. The good news is that there are five things you can do to make sure your air conditioner runs better and make your summer months progress like a breeze. 
Out of sight and out of mind…when your air conditioner works well, you probably don’t give a second thought to schedule preventive maintenance. However, like all mechanical objects with cogs and gears, air conditioners require routine maintenance.
Living in California means that you need to have a reliable cooling system to keep your home livable. After all, this is one of those places that can see a random heatwave in the middle of winter. Your 
The heat here in California seems to have plans for sticking around a while longer. With that said, it goes a long way to do whatever is possible to ensure that you can keep your home cool and comfortable until things finally cool off. A factor that can have a large impact on this home comfort level is going to be the level of moisture in your home.