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Air Quality

What are the most common indoor air pollutants?
Itchy eyes, stuffy nose, sore throat; these are things we expect to happen because of allergies when we’re outside. However, when you start to feel this way when you’re inside the comfort of your own home, it is time to figure out what is happening. Your body will thank you later! Turns out, you might have more than pollen particles floating around your home to blame for your allergies and other health issues. Here are some of the most common …
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2021 Home Improvements
Stimulus checks and tax returns will allow some of us to upgrade our homes, which is why the team at Doug’s Heating & Air Conditioning collected some ideas for small and big spenders.   Air Quality Investing into clean air for you and your loved ones is the most affordable solution. You may consider air scrubbers, air purifiers, air cleaners, germicidal UVC light and even humidifiers. We recommend conducting an air audit to assess your situation. Investing into better air …
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The Inside Scoop on HVAC: Common Myths Debunked
Myth I: I Only Need to Replace My Filter Every 90 days Reality: Filter maintenance is one of the easiest and most cost effective things you can do to help your system run efficiently and last for years to come. Often, customers will purchase a 90 day filter and leave it in their system assuming they are good to go. One of our expert staff, Ben Bocox, recommends checking your filter every 30 days, regardless of how long it is …
Air Quality

Breathe Easy by Improving Your Home’s Air Quality, It’s Easy!
The average person spends almost 90% of their time indoors on any given day and well over half of that time is within their home. Indoor air doesn’t like to circulate on its own and can result in stagnant, allergen filled air that we are constantly breathing. Keeping a high level of air quality within the home isn’t as hard as one might think! Regular maintenance, filter checks and proper ventilation are just a few of many ways you can …
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Furnace Maintenance: What Really Matters
Taking care of your furnace is an important part of having a safe and comfortable home, especially during the upcoming colder months. While it’s best to have professionals inspect or make adjustments to your furnace, there are a few things homeowners can do themselves! Safety Tip: Before inspecting or cleaning the furnace, make sure the gas line and any electrical circuits connected to the furnace are turned off. It’s important to establish safe working conditions before starting any inspection on …
Air Conditioning

AC Filter Maintenance
AC units don’t only regulate temperatures; they also contribute to your healthy breathing by improving air quality in your home. This only works if the filter is clean and therefore able to do its job! Cleaning or replacing your AC filter on a regular basis will do wonders for the air you breathe. These are only some of the benefits: Well-functioning AC units filter out bacteria, dust, soot, pet dander, and mold spores. Clean filters can do wonders if you …
Air Conditioning

Three mistakes AC owners make
The temperatures are rising and you will soon need your air conditioner. Now is the time to make sure it functions correctly. We have compiled three common mistakes home owners make when maintaining their air conditioning systems, and tips on how to avoid them. The key in maintaining your air conditioning system is to replace the filter regularly. This is a simple and inexpensive task with high benefits. Many home owners forget about it, which can lead to higher utility …
Furnaces

Keep Your Furnace Happy
                                                                     Winter is the time that we use and depend on our furnaces the most.  Proper maintenance schedules and replacement of filters can help extend the life of your furnace. Make sure to replace the furnace air filter monthly.  A dirty filter keeps pet hair, dander, smoke, …
Air Quality

Change your filter, save money!
Changing your filter is probably one of the easiest things you can do to maximize the life span of your furnace. By replacing your furnace air filter monthly, it doesn’t have to work as hard. When the furnace filter is dirty, it uses way more energy, thus you’ll see a spike in your energy bill. In colder weather, we spend more time inside giving the air filters their most use. Pet hair, dander, smoke, and allergens stay in the home. …
Air Conditioning

If you are looking to purchase a new air conditioner here are a few tips to help you out!
With summer right around the corner, its time to make sure your air conditioners is working in full gear. • Do your research- make sure you are taking the time too look around at all of your options. You want to find one that you believe is cost efficient and long lasting. • R22 Systems are being phased out. Please be sure you’re buying a system with new refrigerants. • Size it correctly- make sure that it is going to …
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Don't miss these tips for saving energy and money while staying safe during heating season!
Call Doug’s every year for your annual carbon monoxide check and furnace tune-up. Your home may show signs of a carbon monoxide leak. A faulty furnace could lead to carbon monoxide poisoning. The servicemen at Doug’s know what to check when looking for leaks. Purchase a high-efficiency furnace to save on your fuel bills year after year. Not only will this protect you from inflating fuel costs, but it’s also a smart choice for the planet. Replace the furnace air …
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Have you been sick more than normal? We might be able to help.
The air in your home passes through your furnace several times an hour. This is great for heating up your house, but most air pollutants are found between the filter and the furnace exchange. These pollutants can cause infectious diseases, as well as allergin rhinitis, asthma and other respiratory ailments. UV lights positioned within the ductwork will help destroy up to 98% of these pollutants. UV lights help destroy molds, bacteria, spores and viruses in your home, which leads to …
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