Zoned HVAC FAQs

Zoned HVAC FAQs

For homeowners used to a traditional central heating and cooling system, installing a zoned HVAC system may seem a little intimidating. At Galmiche & Sons Heating & Cooling, we take pride in educating our customers so they can make smart decisions about their home investments, and we have put together this Zoned HVAC FAQ section for just that reason. Read on to learn more about zoned HVAC systems and if a zoned system can benefit your home. To learn more, … Continue reading Zoned HVAC FAQs

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Tips for Managing Commercial HVAC Projects

Managing St. Louis Commercial HVAC Projects

When it comes to completing a commercial HVAC project, many business owners and managers find themselves running into setbacks and speedbumps. Building occupants, time constraints, and as always, the budget can all contribute to project delays, or even abandonment. These setbacks can lead to very real issues such as poor indoor air quality, sub-optimal efficiency, and “sick building syndrome,” which is a condition affecting workers in offices with poor ventilation that causes headaches and respiratory issues. If you are getting … Continue reading Tips for Managing Commercial HVAC Projects

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What Makes this New Lennox Furnace the Quietest on the Market?

Buy a Lennox Furnace in St. Louis

Once the cold St. Louis winter sets in, nothing beats the feeling of the warmth from a gas furnace. It is nice to know that no matter how frigid it is outdoors; it is nice and cozy indoors with you and your loved ones. Lennox is committed to keeping your house warm, quiet, and energy efficient with its new SLP98V furnace. With all that in mind, this Lennox furnace is truly one of the best investments you can make for … Continue reading What Makes this New Lennox Furnace the Quietest on the Market?

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Is HVAC Zoning Right for Your Home?

HVAC Zoning in St. Louis

Whether you have a large family or roommates, one of the most common arguments around the household is usually what to set the thermostat at. Someone always wants to keep the home extra warm while someone else prefers a brisk chill. Either way, with a traditional HVAC system, the only solution is compromising, which usually just leads to more arguments. Luckily, with HVAC zoning, you can actually heat or cool specific “zones” of your home separately, so everyone is happy! … Continue reading Is HVAC Zoning Right for Your Home?

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How Your Commercial HVAC System Impacts Employee Productivity

Commercial HVAC Systems & Employee Productivity

There are a lot of factors that contribute to employee productivity and efficiency in a work environment. Most people know that one of the most important is physical comfort, so money is spent on ergonomic desks and chairs with lumbar support, but oftentimes the role the commercial HVAC system plays is overlooked. Without a properly managed commercial HVAC system, employees can get too cold to focus, or so warm that they feel tired, sluggish, and uncomfortable. This frustration can lead … Continue reading How Your Commercial HVAC System Impacts Employee Productivity

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3 Ways to Reduce Heating Costs without Sacrificing Comfort

Reduce Heating Costs in St. Louis

If you are like most people, you are always looking for ways to save money, especially on your energy bills. However, the winter is probably the worst time for this, as you want to stay warm and toasty during the cold St. Louis winters. So how do you reduce heating costs without sacrificing comfort? Read on to learn some tips from the experts at Galmiche & Sons Heating & Cooling on how to strike this perfect balance. To learn more … Continue reading 3 Ways to Reduce Heating Costs without Sacrificing Comfort

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7 Top Indoor Air Pollution Threats in Your Home

Indoor Air Pollution Threats

Indoor air pollution is something that many people do not think about, but it should be a very real concern for any homeowner, especially owners of newer homes. The efficiency of new home construction has increased dramatically, with tighter sealing that protects the house from the elements and air leakage. However, this tighter sealing also means that indoor air pollution such as particles and moisture that are already inside your home, stay there and recirculate over and over. This can … Continue reading 7 Top Indoor Air Pollution Threats in Your Home

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HVAC Safety Tips

HVAC Safety Tips | St. Louis HVAC Contractors

Thanks to the internet, there are a plethora of easily accessible videos, guides, and articles to help you accomplish any task you set your mind to. From removing a stain, to cooking a dish, to maintaining your HVAC system, you can literally learn to do anything! However, one topic that seems to slip most people’s minds is safety. If you are considering or in the habit of performing your own HVAC maintenance, read on to learn some HVAC safety tips … Continue reading HVAC Safety Tips

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3 Furnace Troubleshooting Tips

Furnace Troubleshooting Tips

If you have lived in St. Louis for the winter season, you know how frigid the winters can get. Once the chill starts to roll in, it is more important than ever that your furnace is working properly in order to keep you and your loved ones warm and cozy during the winter months. If you start to notice any issues with your furnace, do not wait to address them! Our furnace troubleshooting tips will help you figure out what … Continue reading 3 Furnace Troubleshooting Tips

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Commercial Heating and Cooling Tips for Large Buildings

Commercial Heating and Cooling Tips

If you are like most building managers, you are constantly looking for ways to reduce costs. Since commercial heating and cooling accounts for a large percentage of a building’s expenses, taking some small steps can really help you see a substantial savings. After reading our tips, you can learn more about saving on commercial heating and cooling by speaking with the heating & air conditioning experts at Galmiche & Sons in St. Louis. Tips to Reduce Commercial Heating & Cooling … Continue reading Commercial Heating and Cooling Tips for Large Buildings

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