Emerson Commercial & Residential Solutions,
Homeowner Communications
Sarah has worked in the HVAC industry for more than 18 years. During this time, she has provided insight to homeowners which will ultimately allow them to make the best decisions for their HVAC needs.
On average, you spend over two-thirds of your time at home and you deserve to be comfortable. But finding that perfectly comfortable temperature or humidity level can be difficult and can disrupt the comfort level in your home.
Spring cleaning of the HVAC system can sound simpler than it truly is, so it’s important to educate your customers about the entire process. Do your customers understand what goes into an HVAC cleaning?
Winter can be tough on outdoor equipment. When the weather warms up, there are a few steps you can take to prepare your air conditioner for the summer. With a little effort, you can set up your home for a trouble-free cooling season.
While most homeowners spend time dusting their woodwork and cleaning the windows, it’s easy to forget about the parts of your home that you can’t see. When is the last time your home’s air ducts were cleaned out? If your answer is about three to five years ago, you might consider adding this to your to-do list this summer.
Discover more about the Seasonable Energy Efficiency Ratio, also known as SEER, and the different types of AC units before purchasing a new HVAC system for your home.
Most people think of air pollution as an outdoor problem, but indoor air quality has a major impact on health and well-being since the average American spends about 90 percent of their time indoors.
Over time when living in a new home or newly carpeted home, some may notice black lines/areas forming around the perimeter of carpeted rooms. The black lines on the edge of your carpet are a result of filtration soil.
