OUT OF SIGHT shouldn’t mean OUT OF MIND
When it comes to cleaning your home or business’s exterior, two popular methods stand out: pressure washing and soft washing. While both techniques aim to leave your surfaces sparkling clean, they differ in their approaches and applications. Let’s explore the distinctions between pressure washing and soft washing to help you determine which option is best […]
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Cleaning the evaporator and condenser coils of a commercial air conditioning (AC) system can positively affect cooling efficiency in several ways: Improved heat transfer: Over time, dust, dirt, and other debris can accumulate on the evaporator and condenser coils, forming a layer that inhibits heat transfer. When the coils are cleaned, this buildup is removed,
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Mold growth on sheetrock (drywall) ceilings in garages or homes can occur due to various factors: Moisture: Moisture is the primary factor contributing to mold growth. Leaks from plumbing, roofs, or windows can lead to water seepage into the Sheetrock, providing an ideal environment for mold to thrive. Poor ventilation: Inadequate ventilation can trap moisture
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We often hear this question and it is an easy fix! Most believe that condensation can only happen in the summer when cold air is being used to cool your home through your HVAC system, but that’s not the case. Sweating/condensation can also happen in the winter. As long as hot air is meeting cold
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Mold is in the air. Mold growth in air ducts is a common problem on the Jersey Shore this time of the year when the humidity and moisture in the air is high. Humidity and moisture are the perfect conditions for mold to grow inside your home. Poor indoor air quality due to dirty ducts is even
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Happy Spring! Spring allergy season is here and that means it is most certainly a great time to get your air ducts cleaned. Nearly 25 million American adults and children with asthma and the approximately 50 million who have allergic rhinitis, or hay fever, because the symptoms of both can be triggered by dust mites,
Winter is here and when was the last time you replaced your furnace filter? Most disposable filters should be replaced every three months. It is important to check the manufacturer’s guidelines for your HVAC filter. Since there are different types of filters, how do you choose the right air filter for your furnace? One major
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Did you know that Thanksgiving is a peak day for cooking fires? Cooking was the leading cause of all Thanksgiving Day fires in residential buildings. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, for each year from 2017-2019, an estimated average of 2,300 residential building fires were reported to fire departments in the U.S. on Thanksgiving Day. Unattended cooking was
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Chilly season is approaching and it’s important to ensure your heater is prepared to start working. As a homeowner or renter, it’s important to consider the below tips, to ensure your safety and achieve the maximum efficiency out of your system. Clean any reusable electrostatic filters and replace any disposable fiberglass filters BEFORE you turn
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The number one benefit to cleaning your air ducts in this fall is to prepare your HVAC for winter. You are about to enter the winter months when your hearing system will hit its peak use. To help ensure your HVAC system is running efficiently, your air ducts should be cleaned. Air ducts filled with
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