Gagne’s heating and cooling technicians discuss how to properly care for your whole house humidifier If you have a whole house humidifier installed in your home, do you remember your life before it? The stuffy noses, the […]
Read moreMetro-Atlanta indoor comfort specialists at Gagne A/C discuss the differences between humidifiers and dehumidifiers, along with steps to determine which one you need You may notice that the air in your home has a clammy […]
Read morelacement of your home humidifier or dehumidifier can make all the difference. Appropriate placement of a humidifier or dehumidifier doesn’t have to be a mystery. Depending on what kind of conditions you are trying to […]
Read moreLiving in Georgia means dealing with the realities of a humid subtropical climate: hot summers, damp air, and unpredictable weather patterns. While your air conditioning does a lot of the heavy lifting, it isn’t designed […]
Read moreFor a good number of people, fall comes with issues such as nasal congestion, sneezing, watery eyes, and itchy noses. Fall allergies are not just an outdoor problem but also one that can affect people […]
Read moreWhat is it? Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is a detailed measurement of the temperature, cleanliness, humidity, and odor of the air circulating throughout your home. A better, more efficient air conditioning system can help you […]
Read moreDid you know: The average American household spends roughly $1,000 per year on heating and cooling. This number fluctuates depending on the efficiency of your current system. Older systems generally cost more to operate […]
Read moreWhile ductless air conditioning systems have become popular over the past several years, there are several myths regarding this technology that may keep you from considering this cooling and heating alternative. Proper research and education […]
Read moreSpring and summer in Georgia can bring some seriously humid conditions. You might spend an hour fixing up your hair and then it turns into a frizz ball as soon as you walk outside. An […]
Read moreCold winters bring dry air, causing numerous inconveniences and health issues – from chapped lips and dry skin, to static cling, asthma and breathing difficulties.
Read moreIf you want to prepare for the bright and beautiful summer months ahead, seasonal AC maintenance service is definitely the way to go. Seasonal maintenance can make sure your home air conditioning system is in […]
Read moreWe are once again enjoying a seasonal change, and after a long winter, most welcome the warmer temperatures. However, these changes mean that it’s once again time to turn on the air conditioner which has […]
Read moreSpace heaters can be very convenient and more cost-effective when heating small areas in your home. But are they safe? The National Fire Protection Association completed a 5-year study and found that 33% of all […]
Read moreDo you find yourself dreading the fall and spring because of the onslaught of pollen, mold and other allergens? Have you wondered if splurging on a fancy air purification system might help? According to the […]
Read moreYou might not think about your indoor air quality that often, but it is extremely important. Most people spend 90% of their day inside, especially in Georgia to escape from the steamy heat, either at […]
Read moreAir-purifying plants are a great way to clean up the air indoors. Since plants naturally absorb harmful toxins and replenish the air with oxygen, indoor plants are a natural solution to fighting indoor air pollution. […]
Read moreDo you wake up day after day feeling like your eyes are dry and your nose is stuffy? While the cooler winter temperatures of Georgia give us a little break from the humidity of summer, […]
Read moreIt’s that time of year in Northern Georgia when many homes are done with air conditioning, but the heat isn’t always on. With the thermostat switched to off and with frequent high humidity outside, it’s […]
Read moreIn Italy’s Galleria Borghese art gallery, a faulty air conditioning system has led to severe damage of a priceless work of art. Raphael’s Deposition, painted in 1507, is one of the museum’s highlight paintings, according […]
Read moreHeat – not hurricanes, tornadoes or earthquakes – is the deadliest natural disaster facing America, killing more people than the other top deadly environmental calamities combined. According to a recent study out of Georgia Tech, […]
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