Fort Meyers, Florida is humid year round and the last thing homeowners want is humidity getting inside. Home humidity levels can have a huge impact on your indoor air quality and home comfort. A little humidity is good but too much can have serious consequences. Here...
To maintain good air quality, The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers recommends a residential humidity level between 25 percent and 60 percent. Although many homeowners focus on combating excessive humidity, low moisture levels...
Power-packed, high-efficiency ductless AC is taking HVAC consumers by storm. These systems are especially popular in places like Fort Myers, Florida, with mild, brief winters and sultry summers. Here are three reasons why ductless air conditioning is currently...
The emergency repair experts at Certified Heating and Cooling, Inc. are always here for you. The temperature in a Fort Myers, Florida, home without air conditioning can easily reach into the triple digits, so call us STAT if your system is failing. Here are five cases...
Today’s tightly sealed homes make it easier to stay comfortable, but they can also trap pollutants indoors. In fact, indoor air in the average Florida home is typically more polluted than the air outside. Energy recovery ventilators offer you an effective way to...
If you’re considering a new HVAC system for your home, you have a lot to consider. Though there are more cooling days in Estero, Florida, than those that require heating, you may still want to have both systems in place for optimum comfort. A packaged HVAC system can...
