Purair Air Conditioning and Heating

As per EPA, indoor air quality is among the top five environmental risks to the health of the public. This shocking fact reflects why you should take the indoor air pollution seriously. But, surprisingly a lot of homeowners from the US don’t even know that the pollution in their home is worse than outside. Through this blog post, we discuss how you can reduce the air pollution in your home. Keep floor mats at each door Placing a doormat at the main door is something we all do. But, if you are serious about the quality of air in your home, you must have a mat at every door. Buy natural cleaners The great thing about these cleaners is that they clean the home as efficiently as the chemical-based cleaners, but don’t result in any form of pollution.  Proper ventilation The stuff like nail polishes, hair sprays, and even cleaners have chemicals that degrade the air quality in your home. To protect yourself from health issues due to these sources, make sure ...

Home maintenance tasks are not just limited to vacuuming or getting plumbing/electrical issues fixed. There are several vital tasks we often ignore. We are talking about tasks revolving around HVAC system. Here we shed light on these tasks you shouldn’t ignore. Replacing the HVAC filter  This is one of the easiest maintenance tasks. Replacement of filter is also quite economical. If you don’t replace your dirty or clogged filters, it may lead to improper working of the motor or other issues. You might have to get your air conditioner repaired. In worst cases, buying a new AC is the only solution. To avoid such scenario, replace the HVAC filter on a timely basis. Clean the area around the outdoor unit of HVAC There are various things you can do to maintain cleanliness around HVAC’s outdoor unit. Begin by getting rid of debris or leaves from the area. Use a gentle stream of water to wash the outdoor coil. To maintain airflow, cut back the foliage. Schedule maint...

When your air conditioning system goes bad, there are two ways to fix it up. Either you can call a trusted professional or try repairing it on your own. Well, the first option is the effective one and safer when compared to the latter. Through this blog post, we discuss why you shouldn’t attempt to repair the air conditioning on your own. It can be potentially dangerous The HVAC is connected with high-voltage electrical circuits, and working on it might result in serious injury. Try to stay away from electrical circuitry if you lack prior electrical experience. Damage to the equipment By repairing the air conditioner on your own, you not only risk your own health but also the health of your AC. In an attempt to fix the wiring, you might end up short-circuiting the system. This further leads to damage to electrical power service and can also damage the equipment. Identifying the issue is difficult Only an individual who has handled the air conditioners for a lo...

Air conditioners are the one of the vital (and also highly complex) electrical appliance an individual uses. To avoid living without an air conditioner, you need to be proactive when it comes to maintenance and repair of the unit. Through this blog post, we discuss some symptoms that signal the repair of your air conditioning unit. Reduction of cool air This is a very obvious sign associated with the functioning of an air conditioner. If you notice the issue, immediately contact an expert. The chances are that the compressor is not working optimally. Low levels of Freon can also lead to this problem. Poor air flow You must contact a technician if air flow is less than the required levels. This happens when the ducts or vents are improperly cleaned. The issue with the compressor can also result in this problem. Odors/unusual sounds If you notice unusual sounds or bad odor, it is the sign that you need to call a technician. The bad odor is usually due to a burned wire. Sq...