Common HVAC Molds in Greenville Homes: What You Need to Know A Pleaseant Introduction to an Unpleasant Guest For homeowners in Greenville, SC, HVAC systems play a vital role in maintaining indoor comfort and air quality. However, they can also become environments for mold growth, especially if humidity levels are high or maintenance is lacking. Understanding the types of mold…
Black Mold in Greenville, SC HVAC Systems: Health Risks & Prevention (Stachybotrys) Stachybotrys chartarum, often called black mold, thrives in damp or water-damaged environments, such as basements, bathrooms, or areas with persistent moisture issues. While not all molds pose serious health risks, Stachybotrys is especially concerning due to its potential to produce mycotoxins, which can affect health, particularly in sensitive…
We know homeowners in Upstate South Carolina and Western North Carolina have a lot of choices when selecting an HVAC contractor to work with on your AC installation, heat pump installation or furnace installation. We feel strongly that our personal engineering backgrounds provide tremendous value to our customers. As former General Electric engineers, we know the importance of sound system…
One of the questions we get a lot from our customers here at Blue Ridge Heating & Air is “What humidity level should my home be at? The quick answer is between 30- 50%, but humidity varies a lot over the course of the year and varies with the weather, so let’s learn a little more about humidity together. We…
Mold is a serious concern for homeowners, posing health risks and damaging property. If you’ve noticed a musty smell or seen black spots on your walls, ceilings, or HVAC systems, you might have a mold problem. But did you know that biogrowth and allergens can also be significant issues? Let’s dive into the dangers of mold, biogrowth, and allergens, how…
Most folks in the Carolinas only think about the impact of high humidity on the heat index in the summertime, meaning you feel hotter than the temperature alone should make you feel. Humidity in the air holds heat, and you feel it in July and August. What you may not realize is that low humidity can make you “feel” colder…
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Believe it or not, there are HVAC allergy solutions available today. If you are anything like me, you have a love-hate relationship with springtime. You love the fact that you no longer need a jacket, can enjoy the sun, seeing the grass turn back to green, and the trees and flowers bud. The outside air is so great that you…
Hello everyone. I hope you all are enjoying this wonderful mild spring weather we are having. During this time of year, it gives us the opportunity to focus more on the other issues in homes that we have seen other than just hot and cold problems. Some of these issues we have seen are signs of moisture, dust, and dirt….
High humidity levels in your home will generally lead you to set your thermostat at a lower temperature. The hot, humid air of July is what we think of when someone mentions the “dog days of summer”. We are used to the meteorologists talking about not only the forecasted temperature, but also the “heat index”. Simply put, when the humidity…
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