Indoor Air Quality

Did you know there’s a simple, yet powerful way to purify your home air by using ultraviolet light? It’s true—using the power of the sun, UV lights for HVAC clean discreetly and thoroughly. Discover the benefits of these powerful little lights and why [...]

Your home is where you spend most of your time. That’s why taking steps to ensure good indoor air quality is so essential. At S&R Heating & Cooling, we understand that—and we’re here to help. Below, find our guide on how to [...]

When you think of your HVAC systems, your furnace and air conditioner are going to come to mind first. But did you know that your home air filter is just as essential to your comfort? It’s a small component that makes a big difference—and [...]

We all know what we're going to get out of winter: cold and dry air. Fortunately, there's a simple solution to making winter more tolerable—installing a whole-home humidification system from S&R Heating & Cooling. Our experts are sharing the top benefits of a [...]

At S&R Heating & Cooling, we talk a lot about the importance of home air quality. That’s because it affects more than just your comfort—it can also impact your health. But what is indoor air quality, and what can make it troublesome? Our [...]

We've all heard that old weather adage: "It wouldn't be so bad without the humidity." At S&R Heating & Cooling, we agree—so we're sharing ways that you can lower humidity in your home and fully enjoy the warmer weather. Find the answers you [...]

Opening your windows for a blast of fresh air is one of the best feelings. But in the summer, outdoor heat, humidity, and allergens can make it hard to enjoy it. An easy solution? Call S&R Heating & Cooling to install an air [...]

It’s almost air conditioner time, which means warmer temps and, unfortunately, higher humidity. Thankfully, a whole-home dehumidifier can help lower moisture and keep you comfortable. And the best part: It does it all while helping you stay healthy. How? The experts at S&R [...]

With cooler weather upon us, you won’t be able to open your windows for fresh air. An indoor air purifier is the perfect answer for your home—not only for this winter, but all year round. The experts at S&R Heating & Cooling are [...]

Homeowners are spending more time than ever at home during the COVID-19 quarantine. But what you may not realize is that your indoor air is actually more polluted than the air outside. While you can open your windows for fresh air this time [...]

Winter does more than make your home cold—it also dries out your indoor air. It’s not only uncomfortable, but it can also cause health problems for your home and family. Fortunately, there’s a simple solution for dry air: a home humidifier. From helping [...]

Both spring and fall in the Midwest usually come with unpredictable weather. One day could dip to the chilly 40s, and the next it could shoot back up into the 70s. These wild temperature swings can make it hard for you to maintain [...]

If you’ve ever had a sick family member, then you know the importance of keeping germs at bay. That’s why we take clean air seriously. We’ve partnered with the folks at Bryant® Heating & Cooling, who are just as serious about fighting germs [...]

At S&R Heating & Cooling, we know that comfort is about more than just a temperature setting. It also depends on the quality of the air you breathe. You can’t control what’s in the air outside or most of the places you go, [...]

Because you can’t see it, and it feels different depending on temperature, humidity can be a bit of a mystery. A special meter or some new thermostats can measure air moisture, but there will be signs when humidity is below the recommended 35-50 [...]

It always seems like there are more bills this time of year—gifts, special meals, and traveling to see friends and family, not to mention the high cost of home heating. While it might be tough to fit something else into your budget right [...]

Things are cooling off, and along with the cold comes another reason to be uncomfortable: dry air. Cooler air can’t hold as much moisture, so it’s not uncommon at this time of year to have less than 20 percent humidity in your home. [...]