Particulates
Air filters are the primary defense for your HVAC equipment against air debris and contaminants that can restrict airflow to your furnace. When airflow is blocked, your HVAC system has to work harder to move the air throughout your home, which mans higher energy bills for you.
The good news is that reducing airborne particles is one of the more easily solved indoor air quality issues. With an indoor air quality audit, the right indoor air quality solutions can easily be identified and installed to ensure your HVAC equipment is operating efficiently.
Temperature
While uneven temperatures inside your home can be uncomfortable, they can also be a warning sign of a more serious issue caused by your HVAC system. Issues such as a poorly located thermostat, imbalanced ductwork and inadequately sized HVAC equipment contribute to increased energy bills, expensive repairs, and premature equipment failure.
Relative Humidity
While uneven temperatures inside your home can be uncomfortable, they can also be a warning sign of a more serious issue caused by your HVAC system. Issues such as a poorly located thermostat, imbalanced ductwork and inadequately sized HVAC equipment contribute to increased energy bills, expensive repairs, and premature equipment failure.
