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Thank you for explaining the different types of filters to us. We feel good about our decision, and we know we will breathe better from now on.
Your best defense against mold is to control the moisture in your home. In part two of our mold prevention series, Anchor Heating & Air Co. discusses cleaning rain gutters, diverting water from the foundation and more. Anchor serves Peachtree City, Newnan, Dallas, Acworth, Marietta, College Park, & Buckhead, GA
Mold is not only a shower problem, it can grow anywhere. So what can you do if you're concerned about mold growing in your home? The best approach is to prevent mold before it begins with the following key tips.
Buying a central heating and cooling system could be one the largest investments you’ll make. HVAC financing through credit or a loan can help you meet the significant financial commitment a system installation brings.
Although we can’t do anything about the pollen monsoon outdoors, there are steps you can take to minimize indoor allergens. Hopefully, tips from the previous post such as doubling up on doormats, cleaning from top to bottom, and frequent laundering of linens were helpful to you.
Even though we at Anchor Heating & Air cannot do anything about the pollen monsoon outdoors, we do have some tips that may help you to minimize your indoor allergens!
Air ducts are used to distribute warm or cold conditioned air throughout your house. If you have a problem with high utility bills or rooms that are difficult to heat or cool, the cause could be faulty ducts and duct sealing could be the answer.
While spring is still a few weeks away, take time now to prepare your air conditioner for the high temps that will be here before you know it! The more efficiently you can run your air conditioning, the more money you’ll save.
In the South, we tend to experience spring-like temperatures and dampness earlier than others so we wanted to go ahead and get some information to you about controlling humidity in your home. If you notice signs of extra moisture in your home, check out these tips!
Energy Star recommends checking your HVAC filter every month, especially during heavy use months (winter and summer). If the filter looks dirty after a month, change it. At a minimum, change the filter every 3 months.
Why so often? And what are the benefits? We are glad you asked!
Home renovations can be exciting, but they can also create a mess for your home heating and cooling system. There are steps you can take to minimize the dirt and protect your HVAC system during renovation.