Raleigh Air Conditioning for Allergy Relief

With 70 degrees in the outdoor air, you would love to open your windows and bring fresh air into your home. However, if you are an allergy sufferer, now may not be the best time to do that. Gas emissions from neighborhood cars and trucks will be at their peak between the hours of 6:30-9:00 am and 4:30-6:30 pm, so it is recommended to keep your windows closed during those peak pollutant hours. If you are sensitive to mold and pollen, the early morning hours are not a good time for you to bring the outdoor air into your home. Keep your Raleigh air conditioner on for the best ventilation and airflow in your home, and you will also reduce allergens with a clean air filter. At Carter Heating and Air, we advise Raleigh residents to use their air conditioners to keep the indoor air quality healthier, and to reduce pollutants from entering the home.
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Cleaner Cooling With Raleigh Air Conditioners

Developed in 1902 by Willis Haviland Carrier, the air conditioning system has become a staple in the majority of U.S. households today. Your Raleigh air conditioner is a result of years of engineering modifications and parts and materials enhancements. Quiet and powerful, AC systems use robust and complex technology to effectively cool homes and businesses. The indoor air quality has improved tremendously over the years, from the U.S. Department of Energy’s efficiency standards as a result of variable speed blower motors and more efficient air filters. At Carter Heating and Air, we provide services for your Raleigh AC system that will help maintain quality indoor air in your home. Annual maintenance includes the cleaning of your cooling system by a professional technician, as well as a comprehensive inspection. Getting rid of dust and debris build up, and sealing leaks in the duct work will help your indoor air to stay cleaner.
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