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How can I reduce pollen in my home?

Improving your home’s air quality can improve your health. Spring is in full bloom and avoiding allergies will be a persistent problem. With new plants blooming through the warm months of summer and into the fall, you never know when your allergies will hit. With that in mind we want to help you keep your… Read More

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What’s the Point of Regular HVAC Maintenance?

My system is running well, can I skip maintenance? Although you can technically skip maintenance, it is not advisable! Imagine doing the same with your car. If you never have the oil changed or a tune-up until the check-engine light comes on, you can’t expect it to last more than a few of years. With… Read More

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Cabin Fever Can Save You Energy

As winter weather drags on, people tend to develop cabin fever. Knowing that spring is approaching can get you down when you are stuck inside on a dreary winter day. Don’t let the crummy weather get you down!  Action Air has some great ideas for projects to keep you busy until warmer days arrive!  … Read More

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Why is my furnace not kicking on?

Nothing is more frustrating than a cold house, especially when it’s supposed to be warm!   When you walk inside from the cold winter air, you expect your house to be heated to an acceptable level. If you discover that that’s not happening, there are a few simple things you can check before calling Action… Read More

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Should I Use My Gas Fireplace?

Gas fireplaces can help efficiently heat your home, so it’s time to fire it up! There’s nothing  better than a roaring fire on a wintry night, except a roaring fire that needs no tending, requires minimal cleanup, and doesn’t leave the rest of the house freezing cold.   Gas fireplaces have come a long way… Read More

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Do I really need a Carbon Monoxide Detector?

Energy efficiency is a huge priority for homeowners.   With cold weather coming, our houses are tightly sealed and furnaces are starting to run regularly.   In homes that are well insulated, carbon monoxide leaks can quickly reach dangerous levels. Having a properly installed, working carbon monoxide detector in your home is important to protect… Read More

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