When Should I Change My Air Conditioner’s Filter?

Many homeowners forget about a very important part of their home’s air conditioning system: the air filter. Air filters are responsible for filtering out dust particles, allergens, and other pollutants from your indoor air. This being said, they also can have a negative impact if they are left too long and are not changed out

How to Measure Humidity & Prevent Mold Growing in Your Home

How many times have you heard a family member, friend or co-worker say, “It’s a dry heat.” In Phoenix, the outside air temperature is closely related to the humidity, but inside our Phoenix homes and businesses, tiny micro-environments can cause humidity to wreak havoc. Below we discuss humidity, indoor humidity, how mold grows inside, and

Phoenix DIY Air Duct Cleaning 101

Learning how to clean the air ducts in your home can save you a lot of money. Although this isn’t a necessary household task, it is something you should consider as a homeowner, especially if you suspect that your ducts are clogged or infested with any vermin or bugs in air ducts and mold. Some

Which Air Filter is Right for My A/C?

Choosing the right air filter for your air conditioning system can be difficult. There are many different makes available on the market today. So how do you know which filter is right for you? A lot of your decision will depend on the individual needs of your home and your personal preferences. For example, if

Are At Home Air Quality Test Kits Worth the Money?

You have your suspicions but aren’t quite sure. Is your indoor air as pure and fresh as it could be? Unfortunately, Phoenix is known for polluted air that is among the nation’s worst–according to a report from the American Lung Association. You want to have superior indoor air quality (IAQ), but what can you do? Start

Indoor Air Pollution Examples That Could be Lurking In Your Home

According to the American Lung Association, Phoenix is the fifth-most polluted city in the nation in terms of air quality. However, as bad as our outdoor air is, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says indoor air is usually far worse. As the EPA points out, many scientific studies have found that indoor air is more polluted than