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How Do Air Purifiers Work?

Dog Pug Breed and Air purifier in cozy white bed room for filter and cleaning removing dust PM2.5 HEPA in home,for fresh air and healthy life

When you think about maintaining a healthy home environment, air quality should be at the top of your list. Air purifiers play a crucial role in this by cleaning the air you breathe every day.

But, how exactly do they do this?

The answer depends on the type of air purification system you have.

Here’s a closer look at what air purifiers can filter out, various types of air purifiers, how they work, and how you can decide which is the best fit for your home. Read More ›

Types of Air Conditioners: Which One Is Right for Your Home?

Cassette Air Conditioner on ceiling in modern light office or apartment with green ficus plant leaves. Indoor air quality and clean filters concept

Remaining comfortable indoors as the mercury climbs is a blessing of modern technology. Widely available home cooling solutions were introduced in the 1940s, and since then Americans have been enjoying perfectly conditioned indoor air.

If you’re in the market for a new air conditioner or a system upgrade, the first step on your path to comfort is selecting the right type to meet your cooling needs. We’ve put together this primer on the types of air conditioners to help you make an informed decision as you invest in your future comfort. Read More ›

HVAC Options for Old Houses

Technician is checking air conditioner ,measuring equipment for filling air conditioners.

If you live in a home constructed before the 1940s, odds are it wasn’t built with an HVAC system in place. And while there is so much to love about the character of older homes, the struggle to manage indoor air quality is real – especially in the weather extremes of the Twin Cities. 

We’ll walk you through the world of HVAC options for older houses so that you can find a solution that balances modern comfort with the unique needs and preservation of your historical home. Read More ›

What Is AFUE and Why Does It Matter?

Closeup Shot Of Home Furnace Burner Ignited With Crimson Blue Flame

One of the more common but least understood acronyms in the world of HVAC technology is AFUE. This is one of the primary ways furnace efficiency is measured and reported—but what does it mean? And why is this simple number so important when considering a new furnace? 

Let’s learn everything you need to know about what AFUE is and why it matters.  Read More ›

30 HVAC Terms Every Homeowner Should Know

An old air conditioning unit that is being repaired by an HVAC service technician. The technician is using digital refrigerant gauges, and a digital scale.

Does your head ever spin when talking about your HVAC system? With all the technical terms, acronyms, and other jargon thrown around, it can be easy to get lost in the jargon. 

To help you out, we have compiled this glossary of HVAC terms that will have you talking like an old pro in no time.  Read More ›

Air Conditioning and Furnace Blog

How Do Air Purifiers Work?

Dog Pug Breed and Air purifier in cozy white bed room for filter and cleaning removing dust PM2.5 HEPA in home,for fresh air and healthy life

When you think about maintaining a healthy home environment, air quality should be at the top of your list. Air purifiers play a crucial role in this by cleaning the air you breathe every day.

But, how exactly do they do this?

The answer depends on the type of air purification system you have.

Here’s a closer look at what air purifiers can filter out, various types of air purifiers, how they work, and how you can decide which is the best fit for your home. Read More ›

Types of Air Conditioners: Which One Is Right for Your Home?

Cassette Air Conditioner on ceiling in modern light office or apartment with green ficus plant leaves. Indoor air quality and clean filters concept

Remaining comfortable indoors as the mercury climbs is a blessing of modern technology. Widely available home cooling solutions were introduced in the 1940s, and since then Americans have been enjoying perfectly conditioned indoor air.

If you’re in the market for a new air conditioner or a system upgrade, the first step on your path to comfort is selecting the right type to meet your cooling needs. We’ve put together this primer on the types of air conditioners to help you make an informed decision as you invest in your future comfort. Read More ›

HVAC Options for Old Houses

Technician is checking air conditioner ,measuring equipment for filling air conditioners.

If you live in a home constructed before the 1940s, odds are it wasn’t built with an HVAC system in place. And while there is so much to love about the character of older homes, the struggle to manage indoor air quality is real – especially in the weather extremes of the Twin Cities. 

We’ll walk you through the world of HVAC options for older houses so that you can find a solution that balances modern comfort with the unique needs and preservation of your historical home. Read More ›

What Is AFUE and Why Does It Matter?

Closeup Shot Of Home Furnace Burner Ignited With Crimson Blue Flame

One of the more common but least understood acronyms in the world of HVAC technology is AFUE. This is one of the primary ways furnace efficiency is measured and reported—but what does it mean? And why is this simple number so important when considering a new furnace? 

Let’s learn everything you need to know about what AFUE is and why it matters.  Read More ›

30 HVAC Terms Every Homeowner Should Know

An old air conditioning unit that is being repaired by an HVAC service technician. The technician is using digital refrigerant gauges, and a digital scale.

Does your head ever spin when talking about your HVAC system? With all the technical terms, acronyms, and other jargon thrown around, it can be easy to get lost in the jargon. 

To help you out, we have compiled this glossary of HVAC terms that will have you talking like an old pro in no time.  Read More ›

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