7 Reasons You Need a Dehumidifier in Your St. Louis Home

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If you feel that the rooms in your home are uncomfortable to live in and you see water stains all over the ceiling or peeling paint on the walls, your home might be suffering from a high humidity levels. The ideal level of humidity should be around 45% to 55%. If your home’s humidity goes beyond that range, you may need to invest in a dehumidifier to keep the moisture at bay. Here are some of the reasons why you … Continue reading 7 Reasons You Need a Dehumidifier in Your St. Louis Home

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

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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Thermostat Buying Guide

While often an overlooked part of your HVAC system, having a good quality thermostat in your home can lead to lower electric bills and longer HVAC lifespans. That said, it can be confusing, even bewildering, to compare the many different products available on the market today. There are many features to consider, specs to compare, and other factors to weigh. This thermostat buying guide is our way of helping to simplify and demystify this particular important purchase. For more help … Continue reading Thermostat Buying Guide

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Common Thermostat Problems that Can Cost You Money

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The thermostat is at the heart of every heating and cooling system. It senses what the temperature is and adjusts the heating and cooling system so that the people living inside the home are comfortable at all times. While this may seem simple, not everything is always smooth sailing. There are many thermostat problems that could affect comfort and energy costs. If your air conditioner, heater, or furnace malfunctions or simply does not seem to operating efficiently, and you have … Continue reading Common Thermostat Problems that Can Cost You Money

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Thermostat Myths Revealed

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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The Best Thermostat Tips from St. Louis HVAC Professionals

Thermostat Tips for St. Louis Heating & Cooling

You probably pass by your thermostat every day and do not give it much attention, but it is one of the most important parts of your HVAC system. The thermostat is a climate-controlling device that detects the temperature in the house and regulates your heating and air conditioning system. With the help of some thermostat tips, you can program your air conditioning system to provide you with comfort at all times while also saving you money on your energy bills. … Continue reading The Best Thermostat Tips from St. Louis HVAC Professionals

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Factors to Consider When Buying a Ductless Air Conditioner

Buying a Ductless Air Conditioner in St. Louis

Whether you are looking to buy a new air conditioner or looking to replace an old one, consider getting a ductless air conditioner during the decision process. Also known as a mini-split air conditioner, the ductless air conditioning system is composed of three main parts: the outdoor condenser unit that pumps cold air inside the home, the indoor unit that releases the cold air, and the refrigerant lines that connect the two parts together. Here are some of the factors … Continue reading Factors to Consider When Buying a Ductless Air Conditioner

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What is a Mini-Split System?

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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Unexpected Programmable Thermostat Benefits

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A programmable thermostat has become more commonplace on residential HVAC systems, and for good reason – they can provide many benefits to you and your home. From improving efficiency to ensuring optimal comfort in zoned systems, programmable thermostats do much more than just heat and cool your home. Some of the best benefits you can find from this quick and easy upgrade are as follows: Save Money with Programmable Thermostats This is the main reason why many homeowners switch to … Continue reading Unexpected Programmable Thermostat Benefits

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A Guide to HVAC Energy Ratings

HVAC Energy Ratings | St. Louis HVAC Tips

When shopping for a new HVAC system, you will most likely notice a number rating on each unit. These HVAC energy rating labels help you determine at a glance how efficiently the product will perform. Understanding HVAC energy ratings is immensely helpful when it comes to selecting the right unit for your home, so we have put together this handy guide to teach you everything you need to know! For more help understanding HVAC energy ratings, contact the heating & … Continue reading A Guide to HVAC Energy Ratings

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