Often, on our blog, we talk about changing the air filter of your furnace or your air conditioner. We remind you to do this job monthly when the system is in use. But what you might not know is that the air filter that is part of a furnace or AC unit is designed just to protect that system from grit and particles getting into its own workings — not to keep your air clean.
To improve indoor air quality, you need an air filter that is actually designed to clean the air of your home and make it better for you to breathe. We recommend a whole house air filtration system. How do those work? Do you really need one? Let’s consider.
Many of us have spent a good deal of time in our homes over the past several months. Now as we get into the fall and winter season with its multiple holidays and chances for family gatherings, we are looking at even more time to enjoy the interiors of our homes. Warmth and clean air will make these weeks and months far more comfortable for you and your loved ones.
It is wintertime in Chicago and it goes without saying that there aren’t many people who would want to spend extended periods of time outdoors. The problem that you’ve been facing, though, is that you still feel uncomfortable indoors. While you certainly aren’t freezing, it feels like your skin is drying out and your lungs are craving fresh air that you could get if you just opened a window…which is obviously something that you can’t do when its freezing cold out there.
Spring is the best time to focus on preparing your air conditioning system for the hotter weather in the middle of the year. This is why we recommend scheduling AC maintenance through our MAX Comfort Plan in spring. It gets your air conditioning system into the best possible shape to sail through the hot weather.