How Indoor Plants Help Eliminate Indoor Toxins

Concerned about indoor air quality? Put your green thumb to work. Plants not only thrive in spite of household air contaminants, but also help to remove them from the air. Airborne formaldehyde (a carcinogen that comes from materials like plywood, adhesives, carpet and paint) and carbon monoxide (produced by heating or cooking equipment) are two examples of toxins eliminated by houseplants. Combine this idea with additional tips and equipment options designed to improve the air your family breathes. Contact us, the Westinghouse HVAC experts, for more information today.

Tips for Making Your Attic Air Tight

If you want to reduce energy costs, start by looking for air leaks in your attic. Cover gaps where chimneys and furnace flues penetrate your attic floor with flashing or seal with heat resistant caulk. Seal holes or tears in air ducts with mastic or foil tape. Then insulate. Contact us, the Westinghouse HVAC experts, for help with conducting a complete energy audit of your home. With just a few simple suggestions, we can help you increase comfort and save money, too.

How Grilling Outside Saves You on the Inside

How can you easily save a little energy this summer? Try cooking dinner on your grill, or use a microwave, slow cooker or other small appliance. You’ll use less energy than with a conventional oven and reduce the heat load on your air conditioner, too. Combine this idea with additional tips and energy efficient equipment options from us, the Westinghouse heating and air experts, to reduce annual energy costs. Call for more information today.