Spring cleaning is a tradition for a reason. Back in the 1800s, long winters spent indoors with kerosene lamps left a layer of soot and grime in every room. Even today, homes tend to accumulate more pollutants during the winter, with some pollutants 2 to 5 times more concentrated indoors than outdoors.

Winter usually comes with the highest heating bills you’ll see all year. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to save on your energy bills. Here you’ll find a variety of low-cost tips that can help you reduce your energy usage in cold weather.

Many homeowners see duct cleaning as an optional service that might improve their air quality. However, there are several situations when it’s absolutely vital to your health and wellbeing. While it is important to routinely clean your airducts, the EPA recommends considering air duct cleaning immediately in any of these situations:

What if there are infectious bacteria and viruses looming behind the walls of your own home? Unfortunately, there probably are. Microbes can spread anywhere, and that includes the parts of your house that are out of everyday reach: Your Air Ducts.

Is there mold lurking in your air ducts? For many homeowners, an unseen health hazard could be a major threat to health and well-being. While most homes likely do not have dangerous levels of mold, some do — and if you think you smell that telltale scent, it’s time to find the source.

Dirty air ducts are not only a challenge to your health but also a hindrance to your HVAC system and even a potential fire hazard. Here are 7 reasons why you should have duct cleaning on your fall maintenance checklist.

For many homeowners in Seattle, Bellevue, and the surrounding area HVAC systems and air ducts are a mystery. You might know what some of the parts are but have no ideas how to maintain the system. So how can you know what to expect from a professional air duct cleaner?

Duct cleaning may not always be at the top of your home maintenance list, but it should be, especially if you live in the Greater Seattle or Bellevue area. The Pacific Northwest’s damp weather and large amounts of plant allergens make it particularly important to clean your ducts.

Good quality air in your home can improve your health, productivity, energy level, and comfort. Try these 15 tactics to improve your indoor air.