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Air purification

Most heating and air conditioning systems use a basic 1: air filter. These filters were never designed to improve air quality. They were designed to help keep the equipment clean. The average filter only removes 3-5% of the particles that pass through it. Today, we have many different types of filters available to help remove large amounts of particulate from the air. Air Purifiers Services in MightyServ If you suffer from allergies, asthma, hay fever or other respiratory problem, we have solutions that can greatly improve your quality of life. For the most extreme cases we can even provide affordable equipment designed to remove weapon grade anthrax from your air. We offer a variety of air purifiers designed to improve the air quality of your home or business. Below find the specifications for one of our most popular brands of purifiers: INFINITY AIR PURIFIERPeformance: MERV 15Warranty: 5-year limitedEfficiency: Rated Airflow (cubic feet/minute) 1600 or 2000Technology: Pressure Drop (in wc) at Rated Airflow 0.25, Type Three-stage electronic and mediaAesthetics: Paint Epoxy Coated Cabinet, Heavy Gage Steel Installation, Up-flow, Down-flow, Horizontal Give us a call and we will be happy to help.

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Finding the Best Company To Manage Your HVAC Services

The HVAC or heating, ventilation and air conditioning system is a staple for any American home. Changing temperature and weather have recently become a common occurrence. This is why there is a need for the HVAC system to keep a home, an office or a factory at a specific constant temperature and humidity. Due to the work that the system does, it is no wonder that it would need constant maintenance to stay working longer. Most consumers understand that if they want to keep their HVAC for a longer period of time, they would need to have it maintained regularly and so they visit shops managing HVAC services. Maintenance, Keeping the HVAC Intact HVAC maintenance is an important activity that you should employ for your system. It optimizes the functions and features of the system, allowing it to provide excellent services to its owners. Maintaining the system also ensures cheaper expenses for the owners, as potential problems and fluctuations of the systems are easily identified and fixed. Maintaining therefore lengthens the shelf life of the product which is cheaper for the owners in the long run. This is the reason why maintenance is important. For this kind of service it

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5 Easy Ways to Improve Your Home’s Efficiency

Let’s face it, we could all use a little more money in our pockets. One way to do that is to work on becoming more energy efficient so that you can cut your monthly home costs. Below, we’ve laid out 5 easy ways to do just that in an easy-to-read infographic. Easy Ways to Save on Energy Costs Check out the graphic below for 5 easy ways that you can work to improve your home’s energy efficiency and save more on energy costs each month: One of the best ways to cut your monthly heating and cooling costs is by investing in a more energy-efficient HVAC system. If you’re ready to make the upgrade, contact us today. Our experienced team would love to help you find the new heater or AC that’s right for your home comfort needs. We also provide expert installation services.

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Self troubleshooting your a/c

It is the middle of the afternoon on a hot July day. You remember turning your air conditioning on this morning, but now you suspect the temperature in your house is rising. You run to check the thermostat in hopes that maybe you are just having a hot flash or had been working too hard on your tasks around the house, only to find your hopes dash. The thermostat has crept up five degrees over what you had set it for, or worse yet, the thermostat shows nothing. Sweat drips down your forehead and dollar signs flash before your eyes when you think of you’re a/c not working. Now what? Before you panic and call the HVAC service technician, there are a few things to check on your own. 1. Check the Power to your Home It may seem simple, but many HVAC service technicians have been called to homes for a case of an air conditioning outage, only to find that there is no power to the entire home. This is embarrassing and expensive to the homeowner. Check this potential issue first before doing anything else. 2. Check the Air Filter Air filters on your HVAC unit should be changed

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Have You Had Your Home Winterized Yet?

The U.S. Department of Energy has estimated that as much as 30% of energy in a home is wasted because of drafts. However, there are a few fixes that you can accomplish yourself that can cut down on this and make your home more energy efficient. One way is to use the old fashioned draft snake to keep cold air from entering your home or warm air from escaping under the door. The old snake at the door is a great solution, but there are some even better ideas that will go a lot farther in creating a warmer climate indoors when the weather is cold outside during long winter months. One of the best ways to add to the energy efficiency of your heater is to have regular heater maintenance performed each year. Your professional HVAC service company can schedule this for you and that way there will be no need to worry that everything is all set when outside temperatures begin inching their way toward the freezing mark. Heating service will also increase the efficiency of this appliance. If you are thinking about new heater installation, this is a good time to discuss that with your HVAC contractor.

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A Guide to Transitioning Your System from Summer to Fall

HVAC: A Guide to Transitioning Your System from Summer to Fall As the leaves change color and the temperatures drop, it’s time to prepare your HVAC system for the transition from summer to fall. Properly transitioning your system not only ensures your home stays comfortable but also helps you save on energy costs. MIGHTYSERV, your trusted HVAC experts, will provide valuable tips for this seasonal shift.   Replace or Clean Air Filters One of the most straightforward yet crucial steps in transitioning your HVAC system for fall is replacing or cleaning your air filters. After summer running your air conditioner, your filters are likely clogged with dust and debris. Dirty filters restrict airflow, making your HVAC system work harder to maintain your desired temperature. It increases energy consumption and puts additional wear and tear on your system.   During the fall season, it is crucial to maintain optimal performance and indoor air quality; replacing disposable filters or clean reusable ones is recommended. This little maintenance task can go a long way in improving the efficiency of your HVAC system.   Schedule Professional Maintenance Another essential step in preparing your HVAC system for fall is scheduling professional maintenance. While there are

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Summer Energy Savings: Use Ceiling Fans or Raise the Thermostat?

Summertime brings hot days and higher energy bills for most home owners. The electricity used to run air conditioners in our homes consumes up to 15 percent of all the energy used in the home, according to the U. S. Energy Department. In hotter parts of the country, an A/C unit consumes much more to cool the house. There is no doubt that air conditioning contributes greatly to Home Energy Costs. Some homeowners think the only solution for reducing air conditioner energy use is to raise the temperature setting on their thermostats and live with a warmer indoor climate. Though that does save some money on electric bills, it is not the most effective answer. Consider this information from the New York Times. Central A/C units use around three kilowatts of energy per hour. Window units use 1.2 kilowatts per hour. Ceiling fans, however, only use a scant 30 watts of energy per hour. Think of the energy savings to be gained from using ceiling fans to cool the home. Now look at the cost of that energy use. Central A/C units cost approximately 36¢ per hour to run, based on their energy use. Window units cost 14¢ per hour.

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Canyon country home air conditioning: preventative maintenance

One of the most important services an HVAC company can provide is preventative maintenance. Even if you have an AC system that seems to be running perfectly day after day, it may be time for you to have a certified technician come and check the system over. He will be able to do many little, inexpensive jobs that could keep you from ever needing to make a service call after a total breakdown. Preventative maintenance is one of the best ways to keep your home comfortable all year around. For example, your drain lines could be leaking slightly, making it harder for the HVAC system to drain away the excess water that is collected while it is running, especially in very hot weather. It will probably still be running, and you may not even notice any lessening in performance levels, but that does not mean that all is well. If the drain line stops working entirely, you will have quite the problem on your hands. However, a preventative maintenance call for your Canyon Country home air conditioning system could catch this leak and repair it while it is still small and inconsequential. When you work with a HVAC company they

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Maximizing Energy Efficiency in the Fall with Your HVAC

Maximizing Energy Efficiency in the Fall with Your HVAC As the fall season sets in, homeowners have the perfect opportunity to optimize their HVAC systems for increased energy efficiency. A well-maintained and efficiently running HVAC system keeps your home comfortable and helps you save on energy costs. MIGHTYSERV, your trusted HVAC experts, will guide you through maximizing energy efficiency in the fall. Schedule Professional HVAC Maintenance One of the most effective ways to ensure energy efficiency in the fall is to schedule professional HVAC maintenance. Fall maintenance helps your system run at peak performance, reducing energy consumption and preventing costly breakdowns. During a maintenance visit from MIGHTYSERV, a certified technician will thoroughly inspect your HVAC system. They will clean components, check for leaks, lubricate moving parts, and ensure everything is working. This proactive approach not only boosts efficiency but also prolongs the lifespan of your HVAC system. Seal Leaks and Insulate Insulation and sealing air leaks are important factors in maintaining energy efficiency. During the fall, inspect your home for gaps or cracks around windows, doors, and in the attic. Seal these areas with weatherstripping, caulking, or insulation to prevent warm air from escaping and cold air from entering your

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