As the name implies, dehumidifiers reduce the level of humidity in a target area. This is true whether it’s installed in a business, an attic, a bedroom, or a basement.

Whole house fans can keep you and your household cool, at a fraction at the price of air conditioning. They also are much more energy-efficient than air conditioning units, so running it during the more temperate seasons can save you a lot on your energy bill.

Imagine if every time you turned on a light switch, every electrical device in your home came on or if every time you went to wash your hands every faucet, shower, tub and toilet opened up.

It feels like the fight against dirty air is never ending. Even if you dusted every day and installed a portable air purifier, you'd still be waging a constant war against buildup.

You just finished drying a load of towels. After folding them, you set them aside to be stored later. As you move to put in another armful of clothes, you pull out the lint trap. You clean it, peeling off the layer of blue-grey fluff.

When it comes to being smart with HVAC, air duct cleaning is one of the best investments you can make.

A lot of homeowners don’t comprehend the vital role ductwork plays in their comfort. If your ducts are collapsed, pinched, or poorly designed, your HVAC system has to work harder to keep up.

Most heating and cooling systems still use a basic air filter. These filters were originally designed to protect the equipment and not the people served by the equipment.

When most people think about HVAC, they think about heating and cooling. While these things are vital to your comfort, the quality of the air you breathe is just as (if not more) important to staying comfortable.

When we say, ‘air pollution’ you probably imagine a smokestack belching out chemicals or a car exhaust spitting out dark smoke. But, according to the EPA, this picture isn’t wholly accurate.