Allergy flare-ups are as common in the fall as they are in the spring. Thus, keeping your home’s indoor air quality in check is one of your best defenses against these seasonal issues. It all starts with your heating and cooling system. Here Dittmer Air and Heat, your trusted HVAC air conditioner repair contractor, offers important tips to keep in mind.
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The Pros & Cons of Ductless HVAC Units
Ductless HVAC units have been gaining popularity in both residential and commercial applications. However, it’s still important to know the benefits and drawbacks of installing them on your commercial building, if you plan to do so. Dittmer Air and Heat, a top HVAC maintenance company, shares more here.
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How to Handle Commercial HVAC Repairs
The HVAC unit is one of the most important parts of a commercial building. Whether your building houses a restaurant or a corporate office, it’s important to have an efficient heating and cooling system that runs at peak performance. Remember that the better your heating and cooling system runs, the more comfortable the people inside will feel, which will result in better productivity. It’s easy to take your HVAC unit for granted, however, until it runs into problems.
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How to Confirm Poor Indoor Air Quality in the Workplace
Many people assume that they’ll be safe from air pollution once they get indoors–but this isn’t actually the case. In fact, indoor air is reported to be twice as polluted as outdoor air. This is true not only in homes, but in workplaces as well. So how exactly can you tell if your office has poor indoor air quality (IAQ)? A premier HVAC repair company in the area, Dittmer Air and Heat, shares some of the warning signs to watch out for here.
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The Variable-Speed Air Conditioner: Is It the Right Option For Your Home?
There are many HVAC options available today, but one that’s fast gaining traction is the variable-speed (or modulating) air conditioner. They’re different from standard AC units, which turn on when your home needs cool air, then shut down when the temperature set on the thermostat is reached. Instead, variable-speed ACs crank up and down based on how much cooling your home actually needs.
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