Because air conditioners are used so frequently during the long cooling season in Southwest Florida, indoor air quality is a concern for many people. Air that is constantly recirculated throughout your home can carry unwanted particles such as pet dander and dust. Read More
Programmable thermostats are an excellent way to save on heating and cooling bills, but energy management thermostats make energy savings even easier. You already use your smartphone or computer to check the weather, make purchases and set calendar reminders. Why not use the same technology to keep your home comfortable? 
Buying a new HVAC system is not like getting a new pair of shoes — you can’t just pick the features you like and get the same size as before. Even if your contractor did a careful calculation the last time you purchased home comfort equipment, you should not assume that your needs have not changed. 
If you have already been hit with a winter cold or flu, you may be wishing you had a way to combat germs in your home. If you’re still breathing easy, it’s not too late. Installing UV lights in your ductwork can help remove unwanted organisms such as bacteria and viruses that may cause illness. 
Southwest Florida’s mild and wet climate often presents a humidity problem in the home. Humidity levels reach well above 60 percent outdoors, and even indoors. High humidity levels present many problems, including the growth of mold and mildew and the increase of dust mites and bacteria that thrive in wet conditions. 
The typical home cooling and heating system is made up of three main components that work together to keep your home comfortable year-round. These components are: 
A home’s poor ductwork design and inadequate sealing can account for significant energy loss on a daily basis. The problem is, you’re the one paying for that energy. With that in mind, it’s time to assess whether your conditioned air is safe within your ducts. 
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