There aren’t many things more important than the air we breathe.
This is especially true for the elderly, homes with children, and people with respiratory issues or compromised immune systems.
Indoor air quality can be compromised by many factors in the short and long term. We worry about air pollution and safety outside our homes, but what about the contaminants we breathe in our living space and where we sleep?
It’s happened to all of us: a strange smell coming from the air conditioner.
When your HVAC system is working as it should, chances are you don’t even notice it. You set your programmable thermostat, and the air conditioner comes on when it’s hot, and the furnace comes on when it’s cold.
As anyone in East Texas can tell you, having your air conditioning go out—at any time of year, especially summer—can be anything from uncomfortable to downright dangerous.
The same can be said of your furnace or heating system.
What’s the deal with carbon monoxide? We know we’re supposed to be worried about carbon monoxide, but what does that have to do with your HVAC system?
ETR in Tyler, Texas, knows that the dangers of carbon monoxide can be confusing—especially what you need to know when it comes to your HVAC system, furnace, and air conditioner.
As those of you who live here know, the weather in East Texas is…changeable, to put it nicely. While it’s often hot and humid, meaning you’ll mostly need your air conditioner, there are some days you’ll also need a furnace to keep your house warm.
Keeping the weather in mind, you’ll want the best, strongest HVAC system for your home or business.
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