We know that fall just arrived, and you’re not ready to think about the winter months yet. However, before you know it, the temperatures will be dropping rapidly and Ohio will see its first snowfall of the season. Even if you are a lover of cold weather, we doubt you want to experience those chills inside your home. That’s why our team at Allied Services, Inc. has put together three easy tips to keep your heating system working all winter long.
Fall is a favorite time of year for many people and it’s not hard to see why. With the countless options for outdoor family fun and the beauty of the changing leaves, it’s no wonder Midwesterners look forward to autumn all year long. However, those beautiful leaves can quickly become a nuisance and even a hazard if left in your yard for too long. Most homeowners already know the damage leaves can do to their yards, but did you know that they can also pose a threat to your HVAC system? Today, our team at Allied Services, Inc. is discussing the problems that can arise if leaves are left unchecked this season.
While the summer may be winding down here in Dayton, Ohio, we still have a few scorchers ahead on the forecast. During these hot summer days, does it seem like you have one room in your house that just won’t cool down no matter how long you run the air conditioner or how low you set the thermostat? Hard-to-cool rooms are a common problem for homeowners, but thankfully Allied Services, Inc. has a few tried and true tips to make that room much more comfortable as we wrap up the summer season.
Unless you’re an HVAC expert, you may not know the importance of a clean air filter. However, one of the biggest sources of a system complication or failure is a clogged air filter. Air filters act as a barrier to prevent contaminants and other particles from circulating in the air, and they are extremely important to the health of your HVAC system. Therefore, failing to change them on a regular schedule can have serious consequences. Our team at Allied Services, Inc. has put together a list of things that can happen if you fail to replace your air filter.
With the recent stay-at-home orders during the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans are spending more time at home this summer. However, while you’re staying inside for the sake of your health, the air you’re breathing might not be all that healthy. Indoor air pollution can be just as bad, if not worse, than outdoor air pollution. So now is a good time to do all you can to improve the air you’re breathing in your home. Our team at Allied Services, Inc. has put together a quick list of easy things you can start doing today to make sure your family is breathing clean air.
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