The best way to deal with a winter power outage is by being prepared. The following tips can help you handle the next outage with ease: Read More
Missouri winters can be very uncomfortable, and not just because of frigid weather. Along with cold temperatures comes dry-indoor air, which can increase static electricity and utility-bill shock. Dry indoor air causes health issues, too, including irritated skin and eyes, dry nose, nose bleeds and respiratory problems. Whole-house humidifiers can provide ideal humidity levels in your home, reducing static electricity while preventing health problems related to dry air. 
An energy evaluation is one of the most cost-effective and thorough ways to boost your home’s energy efficiency. It will help reduce the overall work load for your air system so that you aren’t overpaying on your energy costs each month. Here’s what you should expect your evaluation to entail: 
The most efficient way to improve your home’s indoor air quality is to attack the source. While you won’t be able to ever remove all the dust from your home, there are other pollution sources that you can eliminate almost entirely. In fact, UV lights target the most dangerous types of air pollution in your home. 
At the outset of another cold Missouri winter, you should probably consider a factor that impacts your indoor air quality that most people don’t pay enough attention to. That’s your attached garage. -
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Heat Pump Operation — What You Need To Know
Many homeowners who use heat pumps take them for granted, and only have a vague notion about how they operate. But it’s important to know the basics so that you can maximize heat pump operation while being able to do basic troubleshooting if something goes amiss. The first thing to realize is that heat pumps have an important advantage over air conditioners and furnaces: they can serve the purpose of either, and in the heating mode especially, can do it much more efficiently. Read More »