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Notice: 2017 More Expensive Than Ever To Repair a Leaking Air Conditioner

admin News March 2, 2017April 14, 2017ac repair, ac repair cost, air conditioner repair, air conditioner repair cost, Freon shortage, lenexa air conditioner repair, olathe air conditioner repair, One Hour Heating and Air Conditioning, overland park air conditioner repair, shawnee air conditioner repair

Our distributors have informed us of more cost increases of R-22 refrigerant. Due to the EPA mandated phaseout of one of the most commonly used refrigerants in residential air conditioners, the cost of repairing a leaking unit has gone up dramatically. There has been a 30% price increase over the last two years and the prediction for the summer of 2017 is a 50% increase of the cost compared to 2016.

Replacing your air conditioner now will be less expensive than waiting for your unit to have a problem this summer. For the month of April we are offering new air conditioner replacement at 2016 pricing. When April ends our prices will increase to keep up with the demands of summer.

Call 913-390-1211 now to schedule a no-obligation visit by one of our Field Advisors to give you options on replacement options that would work best for your home.

To learn more about the EPA Phaseout click here to go to the EPA website.

Benefits of Home Duct Sealing with Aeroseal

admin News February 17, 2017March 10, 2017Duct Cleaning, Duct Sealing, Olathe Duct Cleaning, Olathe Duct Sealing

Aeroseal Home Duct Sealing can improve your home comfort, reduce your energy bills, and improve your indoor air quality.

Home Comfort

The #1 reason home owners want Aeroseal Home Duct Sealing is because they experience hot and cold rooms or high temp differences between upstairs vs downstairs living areas. The majority of homes we see suffer from these issues due to leaky duct work not delivering conditioned air where it is meant to go!

Our simple process seals leaky ductwork from the inside – even the hidden ductwork behind your walls!

Indoor Air Quality & Home Safety

Many home owners notice dust collection around registers and higher than average dust collecting on surfaces throughout their homes. Leaky ducts pull dust, mold, and other pollutants into your home, presenting indoor air quality issues and creating and/or aggravating allergy problems. Duct leaks also contribute to safety issues in residential homes relating to back drafting of gas appliance fumes, auto exhaust and radon gas into your living space.

Aeroseal home duct sealing will keep those dust, mold, and pollutants from being pulled into your living areas improving your air quality!

Energy Savings & Utility Bills

Nearly 50% of the average home’s and commercial building energy bill is spent on heating air conditioning and ventilation. Duct leakage in residential homes costs consumers $25 billion each year and costs much more to the commercial building operators / owners.

On average, 30 cents of every $1 you spend on heating and cooling your home or building disappears into thin air due to duct leaks.

Humidity: The Key to Health and Aging Well?

admin News January 18, 2017July 16, 2017

Humidity is one of your skin’s best friends. It’s an essential for healthy, beautiful skin. In fact, the beauty benefits of humidity could be one reason why Cleopatra spent so much time floating down the Nile. However, if you don’t live near the Nile, you can use a humidifier to add moisture to your skin. This is especially important during winter when household air is warm and dry due to heating.

According to the EPA and other indoor environmental experts, the relative humidity inside your home should fall somewhere between 30 and 50 percent, depending on the temperature outside. More specifically, when the outside temperature is 20 degrees or above, the recommended relative humidity for inside is 35 to 40 percent.

Why are proper levels of humidity so important to your skin (the body’s largest organ) and general good health?

Low humidity causes dry skin, dry hair, itching and chapping. When skin becomes dry and irritated, eczema can flare. Mucous membranes in your nose and throat dry out, increasing discomfort and susceptibility to colds and respiratory illness. With low humidity levels, body moisture evaporates so quickly that you fell chilled even at higher thermostat settings. Dry skin can look tight, dull and flaky.

Adding a humidifier to you home can remedy these problems and help skin look younger and healthier.