What Causes Poor Indoor Air Quality

Poor Indoor Air Quality | St. Louis HVAC Tips

The chance that poor indoor air quality is affecting you and your loved ones may be greater than you think. It may be a surprising fact to you that factors causing poor air quality have been proven to be more prevalent indoors. At a rate of 2 to 5 times greater in your home compared to outdoors, poor indoor air quality is not a worry to be taken lightly. Mold, pet dander, and pollen can all combine with volatile organic … Continue reading What Causes Poor Indoor Air Quality

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Window Air Conditioner FAQs

Window Air Conditioner FAQs

If you are shopping around for an air conditioner, it is important to study what your options are. There are many types, brands, and models of air conditioners out in the market today that choosing which one is the best for your home and family can seem overwhelming. A window air conditioner is a popular choice among many home and business owners in St. Louis for a good reason. Typically, this type of air conditioner is a lot cheaper than … Continue reading Window Air Conditioner FAQs

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Commercial HVAC Contractor FAQs

Commercial HVAC Contractor FAQs

Hiring quality commercial HVAC contractors is important in order to get the most efficient heating and cooling system for your business. The high demands of commercial HVAC systems are completely different from a light residential HVAC job, which is why it should be handled by a company that has been in the industry for many years and has experience working on large commercial equipment and projects. Galmiche & Sons is one of the leading commercial HVAC contractors in St. Louis. … Continue reading Commercial HVAC Contractor FAQs

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Humidity Levels 101: What is the Best Humidity Level for Your Home

Humidity Levels | St. Louis HVAC Tips

During the hot summer months, the humidity levels inside your home can go through the roof, which can cause not only a lot of personal discomfort but also pose a health risk and potential damage to your household. A home with high humidity levels is the perfect breeding ground for mold spores, mildew, and dust mites to form. A hot and humid environment can also cause breathing difficulties, allergy attacks, and a compromised immune system. Incorrect humidity levels can lead … Continue reading Humidity Levels 101: What is the Best Humidity Level for Your Home

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How Do Dehumidifiers Work?

How Do Dehumidifiers Work | St. Louis HVAC Tips

During summer, it is not only the heat you have to be concerned about. Relative humidity also plays an important role in determining just how hot the air feels. Hot air can hold a lot of moisture, which greatly impacts the humidity level of a home. If the humidity level goes above 55%, you may want to consider investing in a dehumidifier to protect your home and protect the health of your loved ones. But, how does a humidifier work? … Continue reading How Do Dehumidifiers Work?

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Home Cooling & Air Conditioner FAQ Guide

Air Conditioner FAQ Guide

Many people have questions about their HVAC systems and air conditioning units, because they know that with the right changes and adjustments, they can noticeably reduce energy consumption and improve efficiency. Here at Galmiche & Sons, we have prepared this air conditioner FAQ guide, for people who are looking for this kind of information. Our AC FAQs will help you run your air conditioner more efficiently and keep you more comfortable all summer. For any questions which are not mentioned … Continue reading Home Cooling & Air Conditioner FAQ Guide

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Thermostat Myths Revealed

Thermostat Myths | St. Louis HVAC Tips

If we only had ourselves to rely on when keeping the temperature in our homes comfortable, we would have to continuously switch on and off and fiddle with our heater or air conditioners’ controls. Thankfully, the thermostat is here to get the job done for us! The thermostat plays an important role in your HVAC system. This handy device senses the temperature in the air, regulates your air conditioner and heater, and is responsible for providing a comfortable temperature inside … Continue reading Thermostat Myths Revealed

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What is a Multi-Stage Air Conditioner?

Multi-Stage Air Conditioner | St. Louis HVAC

Shopping around for a new air conditioner? You might want to consider purchasing a multi-stage air conditioner for your home or business. The main difference between a standard AC unit and a multi-stage air conditioner is the kind of compressor used in the system. The multi-stage air conditioner employs a variable speed air handler to adjust the air flow inside the home, so that you and your family can achieve the ultimate in comfort. How a Multi-Stage Air Conditioner Works … Continue reading What is a Multi-Stage Air Conditioner?

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What is a Mini-Split System?

Mini-Split System | St. Louis HVAC

Nowadays there are many different options when it comes to home air conditioning systems, and many people are looking at the more affordable and efficient options of using a mini-split system either in addition to or in place of traditional whole home air conditioners. These are ductless systems that have all the benefits without the hassle that a ducted system would bring. Read on to learn more or contact the heating & air conditioning experts at Galmiche & Sons in … Continue reading What is a Mini-Split System?

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Air Conditioner Troubleshooting: Why is My AC Running Constantly?

Air Conditioner Troubleshooting | AC Running Constantly

An air conditioner that runs constantly can rack up high electricity bills and place unnecessary strain on your system. Now that warmer weather is just around the corner, it is the best time to do some air conditioner troubleshooting to determine the reasons why your air conditioner just does not seem to shut off. Check out the tips below for some ideas. For more help and a professional evaluation of your system, contact the heating & air conditioning professionals at … Continue reading Air Conditioner Troubleshooting: Why is My AC Running Constantly?

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