Particulates
Airborne contaminants like allergens, dirt and dust fill the air, and as our indoor air gets more bogged down with contaminants so does our HVAC system. Not only does a dirty system result in expensive repairs and premature equipment failure, but it cost more to operate. So contrary to our efforts to save money, poor indoor air quality can mean we can actually end up spending more money to operate and maintain a bogged down HVAC system.
Fewer particulates means:
- Better air flow
- Lower energy costs
- HVAC equipment lasts longer
- Lower HVAC maintenance costs
- Fewer HVAC repairs
One of the most important ways to lower your energy consumption and energy bills is by attention to the filter. A clogged or inadequate air filter means your HVAC system has to work harder to pull air through it and to regulate the temperature in your home. Not only does this lack of air flow cause higher energy consumption and higher bills, but it can also result in expensive emergency furnace repairs.
Possible solutions include Air Duct Cleaning, High-Performance Air Filter, Trifecta Air Purifier, Air Ionizer, Ventilate-Aire, Arid Pro.
Temperature
Without proper ventilation and air filter, dirt can make its way into your ventilation and HVAC system. A dirty HVAC system can’t regulate the temperature in your home as easily as if it were clean, so you spending unnecessary energy regulating the temperature when it doesn’t need to be regulated.
Regulated temperature means:
- Lower energy costs
Possible solutions ensure your HVAC system is clean enough to regulate the temperature inside your home includes: Air Duct Cleaning, High-Performance Air Filter, Trifecta Air Purifier, Air Ionizer, Ventilate-Aire, Arid Pro.
Moisture
Like summer in Wisconsin, when it’s humid outside, the temperature feels hotter than it actually is, and the same holds true for relative humidity levels indoors. When the relative humidity level indoors is below 35% or above 50%, the air feels cooler or warmer respectively, despite what the actual thermostat reads. Consequently, most homeowners turn up the heat or air conditioning, which in turn causes more energy consumption when it’s really just the humidity that needs to be adjusted.
Proper moisture level means:
- Lower energy costs
- Less wear and tear on your HVAC system
Possible solutions to maintain proper moisture inside your home includes: Moisture Pro, Arid Pro, Ventilate-Aire.
