After major hurricanes like Harvey and Irma, one of the gravest dangers to those who survived the storms is the threat of carbon monoxide poisoning. In the days following Hurricane Irma, many families have become ill from carbon monoxide…
Tornadoes, hurricanes, and other severe weather can cause widespread and long-lasting power outages. Here in the Tennessee Valley, we rely on our air conditioners for much of the year and staying cool without electricity can be a serious challenge. In…
For your convenience, you can listen to the article here: You expect your air conditioner to send clean, fresh-smelling air into your home, keeping you and your family comfortable. Unfortunately, sometimes the air coming from those vents doesn’t smell…
Replacing an HVAC system is a big investment, so it can be tempting to wait until your current HVAC breaks down completely before purchasing a new one. However, this approach has several drawbacks for both your comfort and your wallet.…
High humidity and mold can be problems in any home, but homes with full or partial basements are particularly susceptible. Water in the soil can seep through the underground walls, creating perfect conditions for mold growth and even causing…
It’s that time of year. The birds are singing, the flowers are blooming, and the pollen counts are sky-high. You can’t reduce the amount of pollen outside, but you can make this season a little less sneezy by cleaning up…
If your yard looks more like a swamp after heavy rain, or if the drainage from your HVAC unit regularly creates a muddy patch, you might want to consider having a dry well installed. A dry well is a covered,…