by Bryan Simning | Sep 23, 2019 | air conditioner, Air Duct Cleaning, Indoor Air Quality
Air quality matters. In fact, it’s one of the most important factors in maintaining good health. Poor air quality — and in particular, poor indoor air quality — can not only have harmful health effects but also often lead to other concerns. For business owners,...
by Bryan Simning | Aug 21, 2019 | Air Conditioning, Air Duct Cleaning, Indoor Air Quality
When planning and budgeting for the maintenance needs of any commercial building, don’t overlook the areas that you can’t easily see, such as your ductwork. Periodic duct cleaning is something every building manager should think about to contribute to...
by Bryan Simning | Aug 19, 2019 | Air Conditioning, Air Duct Cleaning, Indoor Air Quality
When designing a commercial HVAC system, it’s typical to think about zoning. Zoned HVAC systems have multiple thermostats, distributed in different parts of the building so that it’s possible to control the temperature for those “zones” separately. Often, these zones...
by Bryan Simning | Jul 26, 2019 | Air Duct Cleaning, HVAC, Indoor Air Quality
When was the last time you marked down “have the HVAC ducts cleaned” on the to-do list for your commercial property? If you aren’t sure of the answer to that question, it’s probably time to do just that. However, there are many other scenarios...
by Bryan Simning | Jul 22, 2019 | Air Conditioning, Air Duct Cleaning, Indoor Air Quality
One of the common parts of the swiftest-acting and most powerful commercial HVAC systems is a duct-based delivery system. While various kinds of radiant heat systems tend to be more efficient overall, they may lack the raw power necessary to heat large or...
by Bryan Simning | Jul 17, 2019 | Air Conditioning, Air Duct Cleaning, Indoor Air Quality
Has the air throughout your commercial building started to smell musty and stale? Does the problem worsen every time the air conditioning or heat kicks in? Does the air smell bad coming out of your vents? If you answered ‘Yes’ to any of these questions, then you may...
