When your furnace is making noise, it’s not only a major annoyance, but there’s also a good chance it’s an indicator of a more serious issue. There are certain cases where the problem is just a minor one that may go away on its own, but there are three specific situations in which the best course of action is always to call a local HVAC contractor. Read More
Some online retailers now sell HVAC equipment. Some of these items even cost less than they would if you purchased them through an HVAC company. The idea is that if you purchase the equipment online, you may be able to save money on the overall cost of the unit. However, there are also risks associated with purchasing equipment online. Before buying HVAC equipment online, consider the following risks of an online purchase: 
Reducing dust in your home will have a huge impact on your indoor air quality, and make a difference in the comfort and health of your family. Here are five strategies you can implement to reduce dust in your home. 
Did you know that you duct system can loose a significant portion of the heat energy produced by your heating system? Sometimes up to 60 percent of the heat produced by your furnace is lost through holes, leaks and other problems with your ductwork. Most homes lose about 20 percent of energy inside the duct system. Duct sealing can reduce the cost of heating your home, save a significant amount of energy and extend the life of your furnace. 
Ever grab the Yellow Pages, whip open to the HVAC heading and furiously dial each number, hoping for a same-day appointment? This scenario usually involves a show-stopping HVAC problem and outside temperatures either below freezing or at all-time highs. But now, you’ll never have to worry about HVAC service again – at least not when you belong to Blanton’s Comfort Club. -
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Reduce Airborne Contaminants In Your Attached Garage And In Your Home
As winter continues, it becomes vital to keep the air quality of your home high. When the house is closed to outside air, it is easy for contaminants inside the home or garage to build up, creating air that is unsafe to breathe. You can prevent some air pollution in your home by removing unwanted contaminants in your attached garage. Read More »