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Include Duct Cleaning As Part Of Your Spring Clean-Up Program

by Greg Leisgang on May 14, 2012

Few activities signal the start of spring more than spring cleaning, so be sure to include duct cleaning as part of your spring clean-up program...… read more »

Ductwork Design: Follow These 5 Tips For Optimal Results

by Greg Leisgang on May 1, 2012

At a glance, the ductwork that dutifully carries hot and cool air throughout our home may seem steadfast, sturdy and reliable. And it may be, depending on whether your ductwork adheres to five basic design principles that ensure optimal results.… read more »

Duct Returns: 3 Rules For Optimal Comfort

by Greg Leisgang on March 19, 2012

Central heating and cooling systems deliver air to every room in your home via supply vents. And duct returns send that air back through the system so that it's re-heated or -cooled. Here’s a look at three rules duct returns should follow to optimize comfort.… read more »

Evaluate Duct Efficiency By Improving Insulation And Connections

by Greg Leisgang on January 30, 2012

Your duct system can lose 25 percent or more of the heat and energy created by your heating system, when duct efficiency is compromised by kinks, leaks and poor insulation. You can improve the efficiency of your duct system, and save energy and money, this winter by sealing any leaks in your ductwork, and adding additional insulation to the ducts in areas where there is little or no insulation surrounding the ducts.… read more »

Supply Air-Duct Design: Types That Can Accommodate Any Home

by Greg Leisgang on December 26, 2011

When you adjust your thermostat, your heating and cooling system conditions air to meet your temperature needs. That air then travels through your supply air ducts to reach your living space. The efficiency of this process depends heavily on a successful supply air-duct design.… read more »

If Your Home Has Never Had Duct Cleaning, Here's Why You Should Do It Now

by Greg Leisgang on November 10, 2011

People usually know that it's possible for dust and other particles to build up in the home's ductwork, but many homeowners might not be aware that other irritants, like mold spores and even bugs and critters, can cause problems when they access – and build up in – the home's ductwork. If your home has never had a duct cleaning, you should have it done now to improve your home's indoor air quality and to keep your heating and cooling equipment working properly.… read more »

The Foundation Of Your HVAC Systems Revolves Around Your Ductwork Design; Here's Why

by Greg Leisgang on September 1, 2011

As the delivery component of your heating and cooling system, your ductwork should evenly and efficiently distribute conditioned air throughout your household. Unfortunately, many homes in the West Chester area have poorly conceived duct configurations, improperly installed ductwork or inadequate duct sealing.… read more »