While summer brings back warm weather, it also raises humidity levels. Did you know that Indiana ranks in the top 10 states with the highest humidity? This may seem as no surprise to Bedford locals, because sometimes in the summer it feels like someone cranked the humidity up to...

Did you know the quality of your air can play a part in how often you get sick? Your indoor air quality can also determine the severity of your health symptoms. As flu season is upon us, it is important to maintain good indoor air quality to help minimize the symptoms and keep...

Your heating and cooling system is one of the most important aspects of your home and should be properly taken care of. When the time comes to repair, replace, or service your unit, the service should be done correctly to ensure your comfort. At Air-Master Heating and Air, we get...

Many homeowners struggle with wanting a cool home in the summer and keeping their energy bills low. You should not have to choose between comfort and breaking the bank, and in this blog we will explain the best energy saving temperature for your home in both summer and winter seasons! Best...

We love our indoor animals, but did you know they are harming your air quality? Springtime means it is time for your pet to lose their winter coat if they have one. Their excess fur can enhance your allergies, but here are a few tips to help improve your indoor air quality and...

Shovels out, gloves on, heat up! Whatever heating system you have, we want to make sure you are kept warm and cozy this season, while not breaking the bank to do so! Below are 5 of our tips to keep that bill low. 1. Fire up that oven! We are in the midst of the holiday season,...

While we can’t stop the cold months from coming, we can certainly get you and your HVAC system prepared for it! Our recommendations include: 1. Sealing any/all leaks Leaks mean cold air can get in, which means your HVAC system will have to work harder. In turn, this will...

1. Increase Your Thermostat a Few Degrees What?! Make my home warmer in the summer months?! Studies have shown that keeping your home at 78 instead of 72 can save you up to 18% off your energy consumption. If you’re someone who does not compromise with the thermostat, we...