Mold is a serious concern for anyone, but it’s particularly problematic for commercial facility owners. Constant exposure to indoor mold can prompt a range of allergic reactions and health issues. If you aren’t careful about eliminating mold from your building, you could end up harming people with asthma or immune system problems.
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Factors That Affect the Cost of a Commercial HVAC System
When you need any type of work done to your commercial building, you want to make sure you’re getting the best bang for your buck. Naturally, you don’t want to pay excessively for a service, but you also don’t always want to go with the lowest estimate, because this might lead to poor-quality work that will cost you more in the long run.
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Commercial HVAC: 3 Major Design Considerations
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) units account for almost 40% of the energy used on commercial properties around the country. This means this is a crucial area of focus for any business looking to optimize their energy efficiency, make significant strides in cost savings and develop a more sustainable organization.
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Signs That You Have Indoor Air Quality Issues
The health of a building’s or home’s occupants usually says a lot about the air quality indoors. If you or any of your family members frequently experience sneezing, congestion, coughing, headaches, watery eyes or nosebleeds and these symptoms often start upon arrival at home, you might want to have your indoor air quality tested by a professional. It’s likely that you have indoor air quality issues that need to be addressed immediately.
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Help! My Heat Pump Is Completely Frozen!
Today, many companies who offer installation of new HVAC units, air conditioner repairs and furnace maintenance are seeing the advantages of using a heat pump. Heat pumps often have a bad reputation for not being able to measure up to the performance of their more traditional counterparts. However, these systems shine when used in temperate climates, where summers are hot and winters are mild, which is exactly the kind that you’ll see if you live in Florida.
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