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What’s Hiding in Your Home’s Air?

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The air inside your home might seem fresh, but lurking in the unseen corners could be a host of hidden pollutants. From sneaky allergens like dust mites and pet dander, to volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from cleaning products, the air you may be breathing at home can be a surprising mix of irritants. Schmitt Heating & Air Conditioning discusses in this blog the common culprits polluting your indoor air and offers tips to reclaim the clean, healthy air you deserve.

How to Deal With Winter Indoor Air Quality Problems

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As the brisk winds and chilly temperatures of winter settle in, residents and businesses alike turn up the heat to stay comfortable. However, the warmth and coziness inside may come with a downside: poor indoor air quality. As one of the leading HVAC contractors, Schmitt Heating & Air Conditioning provides insights on mitigating this common household issue.

Ways to Get the Most out of Your Air Purifier

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Indoor air quality can significantly impact the health and well-being of your household. For you and your loved ones to breathe easily without any worry of sniffing and sneezing, investing in an air purifier is ideal. In this blog post, heating repair expert Schmitt Heating and Air Conditioning shares a guide to choosing the right air purifier and ensuring it performs well so you can maximize its efficiency.

4 Indoor Air Quality Challenges During the Winter Season

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According to the EPA, the concentration of indoor air pollutants in homes can be two to five times higher than typical outdoor levels. As the seasons change, so do the things that affect indoor air quality. In today’s post, local heating and AC repair company Schmitt discusses common indoor air quality challenges during the winter season.

Key Differences Between HEPA & MERV Filters

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Air filters prevent impurities in the air from entering your HVAC system, and choosing the right type of air filter can help improve indoor air quality and HVAC efficiency. In today’s post, local HVAC repair company Schmitt discusses two of the most common types of air filters: HEPA and MERV filters.

HVAC Tips to Keep Your Pets Cool & Comfortable This Summer

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Pets offer companionship and unconditional love. However, caring for them is a big responsibility. Among other things, you have to make sure they’re well-fed and well-groomed. Also, as a pet owner, you shouldn’t overlook your HVAC system; it should be in top condition to ensure their comfort and safety. Read more

Maintaining Good IAQ in the Era of the “New Normal”

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We’re now in the midst of the so-called “new normal”. Physical distancing is in full effect, and people are continuing to be encouraged to stay at home. This is done to limit your chances of getting the virus, keep yourself healthy and contribute to “flattening the curve.” However, as you stay indoors, you should make sure the air you breathe is clean and safe.

How to Prevent Clogged Air Conditioning Drains

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Air conditioning drains, or condensate drains, are the pipes that expel excess moisture from your air conditioner. It’s important to keep these pipes clear to prevent potential air conditioner problems, which you won’t want to happen, given the warm months to come. Read more

Is Your Home’s Indoor Air Quality Getting Worse?

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With the heating season in full swing, homeowners across the nation are scrambling to get their heating repair and maintenance needs taken care of right away. As you do, don’t forget to include your indoor air quality (IAQ) levels on your list of routine HVAC tasks to be done. Read more

The Importance of Controlling Relative Indoor Humidity

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Humidity control is an essential part of maintaining good indoor air quality. It’s important to note that indoor humidity levels are relative to the season; therefore, they vary throughout the year. In this blog, residential cooling company Schmitt shares an overview of why maintaining proper indoor humidity levels is so important.