The risks of high humidity levels in your home include growing mold and bacteria, stuffy conditions, overall discomfort. Maintaining an indoor humidity level between 30% and 50% is ideal. There are a few things, big and small, that can be done to reduce summer humidity in your home. Having a cool and comfortable home is important and here are five things you can do to keep it that way.
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Virginia weather is very unpredictable in every season. Due to this, energy costs are very up and down. If you are looking to conserve energy and save money, you may want to consider a programmable thermostat.
One benefit of a programmable thermostat is the automatic temperature control. The thermostat can be programmed to have the AC going in the morning, taper it off during the day, and then…
Having a licensed and insured contractor perform a tune up on your HVAC unit is a lot like getting routine mileage service on your car. Before you turn on the A/C for the summer months, it is important to consider a tune up. Getting a tune up now is the best way to avoid having your air conditioner go out on the hottest days of the year. Routine maintenance now can prevent unexpected and costly…
We are living through unprecedented times with the COVID-19 pandemic happening globally, nationally, and locally. There are numerous guidelines being put in place by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the State of Virginia, and The White House. Along with COVID-19, allergy season is upon us. People are staying at home and wanting to make sure they are staying as healthy as possible. Indoor…
Is your local business ready to reopen with the rest of the state? Virginians are ready to get back to work and to restart the economy. Under Governor Northam’s orders, “phase one” of Virginia’s reopen strategy started on Friday, May 15, 2020. With COVID-19 still hanging around, extra sanitation methods are being put into place. Masks, handwashing, and Clorox wipes are the most popular and…