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3 Healthy Add-Ons You Should Consider for Your Home

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There are numerous ways to make your home a healthier place to live. From installing indoor air cleaners to using a programmable thermostat, even small add-ons can improve your overall health. Let’s take a look at three healthy add-ons you should consider installing in your Texas home.

Programmable Thermostat

Installing a programmable thermostat to increase energy efficiency is a great choice. Did you know this type of thermostat can be used to improve humidity levels, too? Poor humidity levels in the home can be detrimental to asthma and allergy sufferers. When shopping for a programmable thermostat, make sure to choose one that boasts humidistat functions. This feature makes it simple to control humidity levels in the home with the push of a button.

Zoned Heating and Cooling

Zoned heating and cooling not only helps save money on your energy expenses, but it’s also good for your health. If you’re too hot or cold, this can negatively impact your mood and mental health, particularly mental clarity. In fact, studies have shown that working in rooms where the temperature is too high can reduce productivity levels. If you’re a work-from-home mom or dad, zoned heating and cooling will help keep room temperatures at a comfortable level, improving productivity and mental clarity.

Indoor Air Cleaner

Many of today’s modern HVAC systems come with built-in indoor air cleaners, which minimize airborne allergens. This is especially beneficial if you or someone living in the home suffers from allergies or asthma. If you don’t have a modern HVAC unit, speak with a North Texas HVAC contractor about the various types of air cleaners that are compatible with your system. These cleaners vary greatly in their costs, making it easy to choose one that complements your budget. You can even choose between individual and whole-home air cleaners.

Lex Air Conditioning and Heating specializes in quality HVAC services. Contact us today by visiting our website or giving us a call at (972) 217-8955.

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