Controlling the Humidity in Your Home

About Me

Hiya! My name is Jason Lawrence. Thanks for stopping by my website. My wife and I live in Louisiana, and as you might imagine, humidity is definitely something we battle. We moved here five years ago from California. Dealing with this much humidity was new to us. One thing we have worked hard to control is the amount of humidity in our home. We purchased an older home, and just last year replaced our heating and air conditioning system. I learned a great deal about HVAC systems and how they can help control the humidity in a home. I would like to share some of what I learned with you. I hope that you find this information to be helpful.

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HVAC maintenance is an important objective that homeowners need to tend to. Most homeowners do not want the hassle of expensive repairs. Routine maintenance can reduce the chances of them encountering these inconveniences. Some individuals feel as though it is unnecessary to get maintenance if their systems appear to be performing well. This misconception is equivocal to playing Russian roulette and gambling on a 50/50 chance that nothing will happen. Sometimes HVAC systems have minor repair issues that are not apparent. Read More

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Have you noticed your energy bills skyrocketing with the increased use of your HVAC? While it's expected that increased heating or cooling comes with higher bills, there's a problem if they're too high. Heating and cooling accounts for a big percentage of residential energy use. By fixing any problems with your HVAC system, you can reduce your energy bills by up to 30%. That's a savings of hundreds of dollars a year! Read More

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Air ducts are the most neglected part of an HVAC system. People service their air conditioners yearly but don't bother to hire an AC duct cleaning service. Sadly, dirty air ducts affect the performance of your AC system. So, servicing your AC unit would be meaningless if you fail to clean your air ducts. Here is why you should take air duct cleaning seriously. Keep Bugs and Pests Away Bugs and other pests prefer living in dirty spots. Read More

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You might think that you've avoided extra cost and stress when the retailer who sold you your new air conditioner will also install it. The trouble with a free installation service is that it might not account for all the variables of your specific home. For example, they might go ahead and install the unit despite the fact it's far too large and powerful for the intended space. The trouble is that you might not notice the problem until much later. Read More

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