Did you know that carpets and rugs actually act as extra air filters for your home? They can trap dust, dirt and other particles in their fibers. Cleaning them regularly is essential so they can continue to do their job and help improve your home’s indoor air quality.
Too much moisture in a home can make the air feel heavy and sticky and promote the growth of mold and mildew. Fortunately, a whole-home dehumidifier works to reduce humidity levels and create a healthier, comfier home.
Ever wake up in the middle of the night, feeling like your house is a sauna and dread getting up to make the trip to your thermostat? With a smart thermostat, you don’t have to. As long as your phone is close by, you can control everything from the comfort of your bed.
An ENERGY STAR certified comfort system can help you cut energy costs and save hundreds of dollars every year. An ENERGY STAR HVAC unit could save you up to 50% on cooling costs and 40% on heating. Not to mention, you may also qualify for a federal tax credit of up to $500 for installing one of these systems.
Did you know appliances still draw electricity when they’re not in use? You can save on utilities by unplugging items you’re not using.
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Proper airflow is crucial for good indoor air quality. You can get good ventilation by opening up your windows and doors, but the weather doesn’t always cooperate. Ensure you can always have fresh-air in your home with a whole-home air ventilation system.
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Your home should be your oasis. If you feel differently, we can help.
Here are a few tips to improve your home’s comfort and efficiency.
With everything going on in life, remembering upkeep for our outdoor HVAC units can be difficult. A professional maintenance plan eliminates worry about missing a checkup, filter change, catching or preventing issues all-together.
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The quality of the air you breathe has a great impact on your overall health and well-being. A whole-home air purification system has germicidal capabilities. They also have the ability to reduce the amount of dust, pet dander and other pollutants in the air, eliminating allergy symptoms and easing other respiratory issues.
Happy #NationalSavingsDay! In honor of this great holiday, we’re bringing you five tips for how you can save energy in your home this fall!
There’s a perfect temperature for every home activity. A smart or programmable thermostat can automatically adjust its settings throughout the day based on the schedule and behavior it learns from you. That ensures you’re always at maximum comfort whether it be during your workout, nap, study session or anything else you might be up to.
As we get closer to the winter season, the days get shorter and our electricity usage goes up. If you haven’t already, consider switching to LED bulbs to save on energy. And don’t forget to turn them off when you’re not in the room.
HVAC is one of the biggest contributors to your energy bill, but so is your water heater.
If you’re looking for ways to save on your energy bill, turn down the default 140-degree setting on your water heater to 120-degrees. This saves you money annually, minimizes mineral build up and eliminates the possibility of scalding.
Your HVAC filter isn’t the only filter that works to keep your home’s indoor air quality in check.
Make sure to check all the air filters in your home, such as your vacuum cleaner, dryer and kitchen vents to help improve your IAQ.
Happy Halloween! We love seeing scary costumes, but we don’t love seeing a scary HVAC unit. Be sure to keep your outdoor unit well maintained by clearing yard debris and dirt. Schedule seasonal maintenance checkups to ensure its always performing at its best.
Incorrect humidity levels can cause major health problems. Too much can cause the growth of mold or other bacteria and too little can cause respiratory illness and dry, cracked skin.
Consider a whole-home humidifier or dehumidifier to protect you and your home from these and other health issues, keeping your air healthier.
What’s the difference between programmable and smart thermostats? While similar, smart thermostats offer everything programmable thermostat can—and more.
Smart thermostats can learn from your behavior and make changes independently. They can learn what time you’re usually home, sleeping or away to maximize comfort, energy efficiency and savings. #Lennox #SmartHome
You never want to make your HVAC system work harder than necessary. Make sure none of your registers are being blocked. That allows air to circulate freely, your HVAC to function efficiently and you to save money.
While upgrading to newer, more energy-efficient appliances is a great way to save on utility bills, it’s not the only way. You can also make simple adjustments to your daily behaviors. Here are five things you can do to help save money and energy.
Your home should be your oasis. Lennox products are customized to perfectly meet your needs, creating your most comfortable home.
When it comes to indoor air, there’s good news and bad news. Bad news — indoor air is actually more polluted than outdoor. Good news — it’s much easier to improve indoor air quality than outdoor.
An air-purification system is the best way to eliminate indoor air pollutants, clean your air and improve your health.
Happy New Year’s Eve! We’re wishing everyone a safe and wonderful celebration. See you in 2021!
Considering investing in a smart thermostat, but not sure if it would be worth it? Take a look at some of these benefits that may persuade you!
