HVAC Tips for Keeping Seasonal Allergies at Bay

HVAC Tips for Keeping Seasonal Allergies at Bay

Seasonal allergies affect more than 50 million people in the United States on average. If you are a seasonal allergy sufferer, you may be delighted to know that we have compiled this list of dos and don’ts to keep your family comfortable and breathing better throughout spring, where the blooming flowers and trees look beautiful, but wreak havoc on our sinuses! If you are in need of heating & air conditioning services in the St. Louis area or to learn … Continue reading HVAC Tips for Keeping Seasonal Allergies at Bay

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In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb: HVAC Maintenance Tips for March Weather

HVAC Maintenance Tips for March Weather

In St. Louis, we’re used to strong weather changes every season, and March is no exception. On the cusp of winter and spring, this month can give everything from chilly snow and ice to thundering rainstorms, which is why it is important to keep your HVAC in optimal condition. Follow our easy to use HVAC maintenance tips and you’ll reach April with a healthy HVAC system and outlook for the oncoming summer! If you notice anything amiss with your heating … Continue reading In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb: HVAC Maintenance Tips for March Weather

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Top Reasons for Cold Spots in Your House: Solutions for Home Heating Inefficiencies

Reasons for Cold Spots in Your House

Throughout the winter season, you may have noticed some cold spots in your house. If so, you are probably also wondering where they came from and how to resolve them. Cold spots are basically areas in your home that do not get to the same temperature as the rest of the house. So what could be the cause of the cold spots in your house and how do you deal with them? Read on to find out more about the … Continue reading Top Reasons for Cold Spots in Your House: Solutions for Home Heating Inefficiencies

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Improve Indoor Air in Your Home Office for Improved Health and Productivity

Improve Indoor Air Quality in Your Home Office

Working from home comes with so many advantages. However, the air quality in your home office has a big impact on how productive you are going to be. Whether you have a whole room to yourself or just an area set aside for your home office, improving the indoor air quality in your work area is important. So how do you go about improving the indoor air? Read on to find out more. Meanwhile, if you are experiencing any problems … Continue reading Improve Indoor Air in Your Home Office for Improved Health and Productivity

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Winter Storm Safety Tips for Your Home

Winter Storm Safety Tips for your Home

The weather during winter in St. Louis can be very unpredictable. As such, winter storms are to be expected at some point. Frustratingly, ice and snow storms can lead to so much damage. It is, therefore, necessary to know what to do in case you are caught up in a winter storm. Read on to find out a couple of winter storm safety tips that you can use to ensure that your home and family are safe. In the meantime, … Continue reading Winter Storm Safety Tips for Your Home

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Why is My Furnace Leaking? And Other Common Furnace Repair Solutions

Furnace Repair Solutions for a Leaking Furnace

One of the worst things that can happen to your home during winter is finding out that your furnace is not working as it should. Of course, this means that you will have trouble warming up the house, and can even result in high energy bills. Regular maintenance will ensure that most of these problems are caught before they get any worse. However, there are a couple of furnace repair solutions that you should have at hand at all times … Continue reading Why is My Furnace Leaking? And Other Common Furnace Repair Solutions

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Easy and Effective Tips for Extending HVAC Lifespan

Tips for Extending HVAC Lifespan

Extending HVAC lifespan is a major concern for many homeowners. Of course, you want the system to serve you for as long as possible while still maintaining good efficiency levels. Performing regular maintenance checks, either on your own or with the help of an HVAC technician can go a long way into ensuring that you extend your HVAC’s lifespan. Galmiche & Sons has been proud to tend to the HVAC needs of residents throughout St. Louis for over 60 years. … Continue reading Easy and Effective Tips for Extending HVAC Lifespan

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Simple Fixes to Troubleshoot a Broken Furnace

Tips to Troubleshoot a Broken Furnace

If you know a thing or two about HVAC, then you know that you can sometimes deal with a broken furnace on your own. However, many homeowners may not realize this. When you discover a broken furnace, the first thing you do may not need to be a call to your HVAC contractors. With a simple few fixes, you may be able to deal with the issue yourself and save a couple of bucks. In this article, we look at … Continue reading Simple Fixes to Troubleshoot a Broken Furnace

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Home Improvement Resolutions for 2019

Home Improvement Resolutions

The year is coming to an end and it is time to make New Year’s resolutions again. Most people will have resolutions involving gym memberships or healthy eating, but have you considered setting home improvement resolutions? To get your year off on the right foot, consider doing things a bit differently this year. Check out a couple of home improvement resolutions that you can make for the coming year. Meanwhile, if you are in need of any HVAC services in … Continue reading Home Improvement Resolutions for 2019

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Winter Safety Tips for Extreme Cold

Winter Safety Tips for Extreme Cold

Winter can be quite a dangerous time. With the threat of extreme cold and low wind chills, it is extremely important to stay safe. While most homeowners may not know it, there are a couple of winter safety tips that can help you and your family stay safe, even during the most extreme cold. In this article, offer some winter safety tips to help keep you safe and warm all winter, so read on to find out more. In the … Continue reading Winter Safety Tips for Extreme Cold

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