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Spring is in the air here in Peachtree City, Georgia, and spring cleaning has begun. As you are putting together your spring cleaning checklist, don’t forget your HVAC system. If you haven’t recently, it might be a good idea to schedule duct cleaning as part of your HVAC maintenance this spring. Before you schedule your duct cleaning, consider these important points. Is routine cleaning necessary? There is some disagreement on this subject, and the answer will vary depending on who […]
A certain level of dust in your home should be expected, but if you’re not careful it can build up to the point where it damages your indoor air quality and threatens your health. Dust is often known to trigger allergy symptoms or exacerbate conditions like asthma. You can reduce dust levels in your home by doing the following: Regularly replace air filters: The air filter in your HVAC system traps many small particles including dust. When it gets clogged […]
The excess humidity that causes window condensation not only damages sills and trim, it can result in mold and mildew growth and degrade indoor air quality. If your windows have condensation, it’s important to identify the reasons why, such as: Insufficient ventilation. Without adequate ventilation and air exchange, excess moisture from respiration, cooking, bathing and other daily activities can stay trapped inside a dwelling. Inefficient windows. High humidity in a home is more likely to cause condensation on single pane […]
Peachtree City’s mild climate may be pleasant, but it also makes winter allergies a likely problem. Taking a few simple steps to allergy-proof your home will help you enjoy the season without all of the sneezing. Manage Your Humidity Condensation and closed windows contribute to indoor humidity issues during the winter. High humidity encourages mold growth and dust mites, both of which can trigger allergies. To control your indoor humidity, always use your exhaust fans for a few minutes after cooking […]