JMS Air Conditioning and Heating Blog: Archive for the ‘Indoor Air Quality’ Category

What Can Duct Cleaning Do for You?

Monday, April 13th, 2020

Your indoor air quality is important. Though, how can it be important to you and your family when you’ve got caked dirt, dust, debris, hair, and pet dander making your breathing air smell funky and feel stifling? Hiring the right team for air duct cleaning can be one of the most important things you can do to protect your indoor air quality.

Air duct cleaning services are a reliable way to rid your ducts of the dust and debris that has settled in there over their decade or longer of use. This, in combination with an air filtration system or an air purifier, can remove odors entirely from your home and keep your living space fresh and clear. So, why not give our team a call and sign up for Glendale HVAC services like air duct cleaning? We promise you’ll notice the difference.

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Could You Use a Whole-House Humidifier?

Monday, March 16th, 2020

While humidity might be a problem sometimes, lack of humidity can become a major problem as well! When it comes to keeping your home comfortable and your healthy, well… healthy, then a humidifier might be a perfect fit for your home.

Winters can be drier than they are cold in our neck of the woods, so the lack of humidity is actually a big deal. Not only that but homes these days are built to be air-tight, which means a lack of humidity outside can lead to an extreme lack of humidity inside. Humidifiers help mitigate this problem substantially and also help our heaters work more efficiently since air with moisture holds heat better than air without it.

Not convinced? Don’t worry, our advice doesn’t stop there. We’re going to go into detail about how a whole-house humidifier can help your Santa Monica HVAC systems and better your family’s health as well!

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The Difference Between an Air Filtration System and an Air Purifier

Monday, December 23rd, 2019

Contrary to what many homeowners in our area might believe, air filters and air purifiers don’t do the same thing. While they might both contribute equally to helping the indoor air quality of your home, they don’t do it in the exact same way.

While we’d like to get to the bottom of what they do exactly for curiosity’s sake, we also want to do it so many homeowners out there know what type of system they should invest in. If you’ve been having trouble with the air quality in your home, don’t just point at a catalog of indoor air quality solutions and take a guess—it’s time to make an informed decision on how you can best deal with air contaminants.

Whether you could use some help with your IAQ or not, join us for a ride through the science behind cleaning your indoor air!

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