Air pollution, breathing in smoke, and allergies due to dust and pollen are common concerns when spending time outside. But have you ever thought about what you're breathing in when inside?
If you are an HVAC novice, you may wonder what an Aprilaire Healthy Air System is...In this article, we are here to let you know!
Can you name something more akin to Philly than cheesesteaks?
We can: Ductless Mini-Splits.
Okay, maybe an air conditioning system doesn't quite scream "Philadelphia" like going to your favorite spot and ordering "one whiz wit." But if you live in an historic Philly rowhome with little space and no ductwork or efficient HVAC system, then a ductless system could be the perfect fit for you.
ECI provides indoor air quality (IAQ) products and packages to keep you and your family healthy year round.
There's no shortage of HVAC contractors -- that's for sure. The problem is finding the right one for when you're in the market for a new system. While cost is a big thing to consider for a new HVAC system installation, it's not the only thing. There are other important characteristics that you want to look for, not only in the system itself, but in the company providing it.
Here are six things that you should do when looking for a new HVAC contractor:
ECI installs Ductless Mini-Splits to give your home efficient heating and cooling with barely any home altering.
Living in the Bucks County and Philadelphia area means that summers aren't just hot, but extremely humid as well. Nothing's worse than getting ready to go out in the heat and feeling the humidity inside before you even open the door! While some older homes were designed and built to manage humidity through stone construction and the science of passive cooling, many homes still need that extra help to create maximum comfort.
Homeowners living in the Philadelphia area have always looked for efficient ways to make their homes more comfortable throughout the chilly winters that never seem to end, and hot summers that make everything feel stuffy.
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With the U.S. continuously looking for ways to save energy and reduce the use of oil and gas, heat pumps have recently taken center stage. Heat pumps offer an energy-efficient alternative to air conditioners and furnaces, as they are able to provide both heating and cooling. You read that right -- heat pumps can suck the hot air out of a room and remove it outside, then reverse the cycle and absorb heat energy from the outside air to bring into your home.
Considering installing a ductless heating or cooling system but don't know where to start? ECI is here to help.
You'll be smiling too once you go ductless with the Mitsubishi Ductless heating and cooling system. Whether you're in the market for an entirely new system or you just want to make your home more comfortable before another hot and humid summer, here are five reasons why you should make the switch:
LAST UPDATED: January 2022
Living in the Philadelphia/Delaware Valley area and looking for a quiet, super-efficient solution to heating and cooling your home? Want to drastically reduce your energy costs? Look no further than the Mitsubishi Ductless Mini-Split system. Ductless mini-split systems are a flexible and energy-saving alternative to conventional AC systems, window units, and oil heat. But the important point is what exactly you can expect to pay for this modern comfort system.
When deciding upon a new or upgraded HVAC system, especially in a home with no current air conditioning system, many factors come into play. For example, if you have a boiler with no AC, should you replace your boiler and add bulky ductwork, or should you invest in Mitsubishi Hyper-Heat ductless (or ducted) mini-splits?
Are you experiencing unexplained eye, nose, and throat irritation? Headaches and fatigue? Or even respiratory issues? There is likely a very simple underlying issue: your indoor air quality.
The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced a plethora of changes to our daily lives, from the health measures we take, to the places we go, to the altered schedules we now follow. But one of the biggest adjustments for adults has been the switch to working from home (WFH).