Ohio summer is in full swing, bringing with it the promise of cookouts, pool parties, and ball games. However, when temperatures rise and many people take refuge indoors, it’s hard to imagine that some still live without AC. If you are about to suffer through another Ohio summer without AC, consider getting a quote for AC installation from a trusted company like Allied Services, Inc.
Even though almost all Americans own and/or use an HVAC system, not many actually know that much about them. When problems arise, it is a good idea to call for service. However, having some basic knowledge of your system will help you troubleshoot when small issues occur. You can always call the friendly staff at Allied Services, Inc. with questions, but here are some top FAQs that might help you learn a little more about your home’s HVAC system.
Allergens in the air, such as pollen, usually rear their ugly heads in the spring months. Itchy watery eyes, congestion, coughing, and headaches strike, making most people miserable. Fortunately, even if the outdoor air quality is poor, there are things you can do to improve the quality of the air indoors. The heating and air experts at Allied Services, Inc. recommend taking these steps toward reducing allergens in your home.
Your HVAC system is arguably the most important appliance in your home. After all, it keeps you warm during the freezing winter months and cool when it is unbearably hot outside. What’s more important than that? In addition to keeping you comfortable all year round, it can protect you from potentially harmful dusts and allergens, if maintained properly. There are a number of reasons you should place a priority on HVAC maintenance, but here are the top 3 reasons you should call your friends at Allied Services, Inc. today to schedule your annual checkup.
Owning a historic home is a unique experience that comes with benefits and challenges. The level of quality, charm, and craftsmanship found in historic homes simply cannot be replicated. Each home has its own story that often can be told through marks on the banister or notches on the doorway. Crown molding, original floors, and hand-crafted, built-in bookshelves are just a few of the unique features that make historic homes so desirable. However, homeowners are often blinded by the appeal of owning a piece of history and often overlook the challenges that old homes bring. In order to be safe, convenient, and up to code, many historic homes need updated plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems. The experts at Allied Services, Inc. know exactly how to find and install the right HVAC system for your historic home.
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