Aire Serv of Mid Michigan Blog - Page 2

Safety

“Mom, I’ve been coughing a lot lately, and my nose is always runny. "Dirty parts to your heating and air condition

Indoor Air Quality

We all notice when we’re too hot or cold indoors at work or at home and adjust the thermostat if necessary. What we don’t notice is whether there is enough oxygen or whether the humidity is high or low.

Conserve Energy

Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems use refrigerant for both heating and cooling. The refrigerant is conditioned and circulated within the building to multiple output devices - typically fan-coil units.

Conserve Energy

An advanced synthetic catalyst has been specifically developed to solve an issue with HVAC compressors. This catalyst reverses a condition that the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) calls "oil-fouling".

Miscellaneous

Commonly referred to as Freon, R-22 refrigerant has been used commercially in air conditioning since 1932. Chlorofluorocarbons (CFC’s), including R-22, contribute to depletion of the Earth’s upper atmosphere - the ozone layer.

Indoor Air Quality

The most overlooked area within most facilities is the ductwork for your heating and cooling system (HVAC) . Dust, mold, mites and allergens may be accumulating in your ducts, and they are being spread every time air is being moved.