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Because of utilities bills and the heat of summer, now is a great time to learn how to save money on air conditioning. Get tips from our HVAC technicians.

If you are sick and tired of not knowing the ins and outs of HVAC, we’ve created this HVAC for dummies guide for homeowners and businesses in Omaha.

During the warmer months in Nebraska when the air conditioning is running, and you start sneezing, you may wonder if you’re allergic to air conditioning. Can those itchy eyes, sneezing fits, and runny nose really be caused by your air conditioner? The short answer is it's rarely the air conditioner itself. Most of the time, your body reacts to allergens in the air the HVAC system circulates. Those allergens include mold, pollen, dust, and pet dander. However, in extremely rare cases, the cold air can cause a true allergic reaction. However, with professional assistance, nearly all of the triggers and allergens can be removed. Since we’ve served the greater Omaha area exclusively for over 25 years, we can tell you exactly why people think they’re allergic to air conditioning and how to fix it. Key Takeaways:

Depending on how cold it is outside, how long should a furnace run before it should cause concern? We discuss everything to consider as a homeowner in Omaha

How often should you clean your air ducts in Omaha? We’ve gone through all the factors to consider so you can keep your HVAC unit running properly.

If the air in your home or office isn’t ideal, here are the signs of poor indoor air quality and what you can do to improve your indoor environment.

It’s exciting to get a new heater, but what is that new furnace smell? We dive into what it is, what causes it, and what homeowners should know.

In addition to staying warm and sheltered from the cold, maintaining proper home humidity in winter plays a crucial role in maintaining comfort and health. Due to harsh Nebraska winters that can require furnaces to run nonstop, especially during winter vortexes, we’ve seen that indoor humidity isn’t necessarily a priority for homeowners. However, it is crucial for comfort, health, and protecting your home.