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Are the humidity levels in your home optimized for you, your family members, your pets and the finishes in your home? If you’re like most homeowners, you don’t think about humidity unless it’s hot and humid outside.

When it's time to replace your old HVAC unit, the most important thing you need to know is how long the new system will last. As with any kind of HVAC unit, its lifespan depends on how it's maintained, the installation process and the type of unit it is.

Winter is headed our way, so you know what that means. Soon, you'll need to fire up your furnace. But if you've already flipped the switch only to find water leaking from your furnace, there are several reasons why this is happening.

Your home's HVAC system is arguably the heart of your house. It's what keeps you warm in the cold months or cooler in the hot months, but not all HVAC systems are the same.

As winter sets in, most people change filters and make sure that their HVAC systems are up to snuff. However, one crucial element that people often overlook is that of the humidifier.

It is important to have a reliable heating system during the winter. When the air is cold outside, you expect for your heater to blow out warm air inside. If it doesn't, you will need to get an HVAC professional to check out your system to see why it is not performing optimally.