Your indoor air quality (IAQ) is important to your home comfort. It can help or hinder how easily you can keep cool on a hot day, along with how comfortable you are even when the temperature is correct. We want you to be able to rely on your HVAC system to keep you comfortable. To do that, we’d like you to learn a bit more about the systems that can take your air quality to the next level.
We provide both the systems and services that are going to help you achieve optimal home comfort. Below we have listed the three best indoor air quality systems to consider adding to your home this summer. With the use of these systems, you can enjoy cleaner, fresher, and more comfortable air.
If you’ve lived in Chicago for even a year, you know the summers can be tough to beat unless you have a solid AC system in your home.
Spring is the best time to focus on preparing your air conditioning system for the hotter weather in the middle of the year. This is why we recommend scheduling AC maintenance through our MAX Comfort Plan in spring. It gets your air conditioning system into the best possible shape to sail through the hot weather.
We provide many heating services to our customers in the Chicagoland area, from handling furnace repairs to installing ductless mini split heat pumps. One service that continues to grow in popularity is fitting out homes with radiant heating systems that use in-floor tubing to provide heat. Radiant heating systems are becoming top choices for new home construction and even more retrofits.
If you’re looking for a great air filter, you need to know the term MERV. MERV is an acronym coined by the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioner Engineers (ASHRAE) meaning Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value. MERV is a scale used to measure the efficiency of an air filter. Air filters are rated from 1-16. MERV might be a new term to you, but it’s routine to our knowledgeable technicians trained to get you the best 
A faulty or broken furnace is an emergency during a Chicago winter. No matter how well-insulated the home, no matter how many layers of clothes people pile on, there’s no way to deal with the bitter cold invading the house—except to have the furnace fixed as soon as possible.
Gas power for homes is widespread, but gas mains can’t reach every residential property. In some cases, homeowners prefer to rely entirely on electricity in their homes because of safety concerns from natural gas. Whatever the situation, a home relying solely on electrical power can still have a furnace to provide comfort during the frigid winters in Chicago.