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Tips to Help Manage Your Seasonal Allergies

When you live in the Twin Cities, chances are you look forward to spring’s arrival after months of dealing with cold, dreary, winter weather. If you have seasonal allergies, though, those allergies can really put a damper on spring’s much-anticipated sunnier, warmer days. 

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Why Do Rooftop Dryer Vents Need to be Cleaned More?

Cleaning your dryer vent is an important task that should not be overlooked in any home. When you use your dryer, lint and other debris can accumulate in the vent over time. This buildup can cause a variety of problems that can compromise the efficiency and safety of your dryer.

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8 Furnace Tips for New Homeowners

If this is your first winter in your own home, it's smart to familiarize yourself with how to maintain your furnace. Of course, you can always hire a furnace cleaning and repair pro for annual service, but you should understand how to keep your unit running smoothly.

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6 Reasons to Invest in an Annual HVAC Maintenance Plan

How diligent are you about caring for your furnace and air conditioner? Do you clean them both annually? Do you check for potential issues that could be compromising efficient performance?

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Unraveling the Mystery: Why Does Air Duct Cleaning Pricing Vary So Much?

If you've ever considered having your home's air ducts cleaned, you may have been taken aback by the wide range of prices quoted by different service providers. The seemingly mysterious fluctuations in air duct cleaning pricing can leave homeowners perplexed and questioning the validity of the service. In this blog, we'll delve into the factors that contribute to the considerable variability in air duct cleaning costs, helping you make an informed decision when seeking this essential service.

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5 Reasons to Consider Indoor Air Quality Testing

Here’s a shocking fact: According to the EPA, indoor air quality is two to five times worse than outdoor air quality. In some cases, indoor air pollutants can even exceed outdoor levels by up to 100 times! Did you know that? If not, and you spend a considerable amount of time inside your home, you may want to consider getting your indoor air quality tested.

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Do Your Ducts Need Deep Cleaning? Here's How to Tell

Ensuring your HVAC system is clean and properly cared for is an essential component in maintaining healthy indoor air quality. A properly maintained heating and cooling system can also cut down your annual energy costs by improving energy efficiency. At Dust Doctors, our Comfort Keepers maintenance plan is designed to deliver both cost savings and peace of mind through annual A/C and furnace cleaning, along with regular maintenance. If you haven’t yet opted for our annual HVAC service plan, here’s why you should consider it:

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What Is Deep Air Duct Cleaning?

There’s duct cleaning, and then there’s deep duct cleaning. Although you may not know the difference, you’ll be able to experience the results as the air in your house is much cleaner. At Dust Doctors, we utilize a range of methods to ensure that the ducts in your home are FULLY clean from end to end so that your home is environment is a healthier place to live. How do we achieve this? Read below to find out more.

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7 Tips to Maintain Indoor Air Quality Between Duct Cleanings

If you already schedule professional air duct cleaning on a regular basis, good for you. You’re taking an excellent step toward keeping your indoor air quality as high as possible. But professional air duct cleaning is only half the battle of maintaining clean indoor air. The other half of the battle lies in the way you treat your HVAC system and how often (and thoroughly) you clean your home.

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When it comes to Dryer Vents, Hard is Better....

When it comes to venting a clothes dryer, there are two primary options: using a hard pipe or a flexible accordion piping. While flexible accordion piping may seem like a more convenient choice, there are several reasons why using a hard pipe is better.

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