Climate Masters Blog: Archive for September, 2015

Problems Caused by Faulty Ductwork

Monday, September 28th, 2015

Odds are, you don’t think too much about your ductwork. And to be fair, they are placed inside walls, above ceilings and in the floors so you don’t have to. They have a job to do, and as long as the job is being done, they really don’t warrant unnecessary attention. However, the key question is: how well is your ductwork doing its job, and if the answer is, “not so well,” there’s a good chance you’ve got faulty ductwork on your hands.

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Why Do People Use UV Lights?

Monday, September 21st, 2015

Making sure your indoor air is clean and healthy is important for your health, your home and your personal belongings. One challenging aspect of cleaning indoor air is the removal of biological contaminants. Micro-organisms tend to be very small particles, typically 0.3 microns or smaller. This means some of them can evade the filter media of an air filtration system or even bypass certain types of electronic air cleaners. However, there is one type of air purifier that is designed to eliminate biological contaminants: UV germicidal lighting.

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Options a Wi-Fi Thermostat Offers You

Monday, September 14th, 2015

Most homeowners have seen a digital or programmable thermostat in action, but somewhat new to the range of thermostat choices is the “smart” thermostat, also known as a wi-fi thermostat. They have been around for a few years, and now that they have been perfected, they are proving to be pretty indispensable tools for property owners.

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How Long Will My Air Conditioner Last?

Monday, September 7th, 2015

Purchasing and installing a new air conditioning system is a big commitment, whether you are a first-time owner or replacing an outdated unit. One question we never fail to hear is, “How long can I expect my air conditioner to last?” There are average lifespans associated with each type of air conditioning system, but the truth is that a lot depends on you, the homeowner. Let’s take a closer look.

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