January, 2008 Posts

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Does my home need more air from the outside?

See the diagram below that lists the symptoms of poor indoor air quality that will help you determine if you need a Skuttle (PVC venting make-up air (fresh air from the outside) into your air ducts.)

UV Lamps & Air Quality

Using Ultraviolet light to improve indoor air quality With “tighter,” more energy efficient homes – the quality of indoor air has declined dramatically. The air circulating in the ductwork of the average home or office can be concentrated with contaminants including molds, bacteria, and viruses. Basic filtering systems offer little help because these airborne contaminants

Duct Sealing

If a Flame E3 specialist determines that a leaky duct system is a problem in your home they will reccommend the Aeroseal duct sealing system. “The patented Aeroseal diagnostic air duct system sealing process is the most effective, affordable, and viable method of sealing the central heating and cooling ductwork in your home. The Aeroseal

Energy Efficient homes affordable for "regular people" too.

The Sacramento Bee out of Sacramento, California ran an article today showcasing the affordability of energy efficient materials in new home and retro-fit construction. The article titled “Building a New Home While Dreaming in Green” by Ngoc Nguyen follows a first time home builder and the simple choices she made to create her green dream.  Even on

Does your furnace qualify for a $1,050 rebate?

Carrier Class Action Lawsuit Information If you own or owned a Carrier, Bryant, Payne, or Day & Night high efficiency gas furnace made after January 1, 1989, you could get benefits from a class action settlement. From the official court website: The Court will hold a hearing on April 22, 2008 to decide whether to

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