A dusty home just looks dirty, and it’s definitely not good for your health. So this winter, when the natural ventilation of open windows isn’t realistic or energy efficient, you can combat airborne dust while keeping your home shut tight. Read More
If you’re in the market for furnace filters that will provide the best indoor air quality for you and your loved ones, you need to compare the minimum efficiency reporting value (MERV) of those filters that you’re considering. MERV is the industry-standard value that rates furnace filters from 1 to 16, with 16 being the most efficient. Residential applications most commonly call for a MERV filter with a rating between 4 and 12. 
Picking out a new furnace for your household is seldom an easy task. There are a lot of factors that you need to consider, and you may not even know where to start. Fortunately, the process of furnace replacement doesn’t have to be an unpleasant one, as there are three steps that you can follow to select the right furnace replacement for your situation. 
When a business meets its goals, that’s good news. But for whom? That depends on what those goals are. When Modern Mechanical, 
For Northern Virginia homeowners who are looking for superior ways to heat and cool their home, a dual-fuel system is an excellent option to consider. Dual-fuel systems utilize the technology of both a furnace and an electric heat pump to produce optimal levels of comfort year-round. Since these systems will switch between the component that will operate more efficiently at a given temperature, they can significantly lower the cost of your monthly utility bills. -
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Is Uneven Heating An Issue In Your Home? A Zoning System Can Take Care Of That
Uneven heating can have numerous causes. In some cases, failing furnace equipment is to blame. In others, ductwork inefficiencies, such as poor insulation or drafts, may be diverting conditioned air before it’s delivered. However, a common cause of uneven heating has nothing to do with your furnace components; it is simply the result of the scientific principles of thermal transfer. Read More »