Allergies always strike just as the weather starts to warm up. The sad reality is that when the mold and pollen counts are high, they can blow into your home and cause issues such as nasal stuffiness and throat irritation. In fact, our energy-efficient homes can create air pollution levels that are two to five times higher than outdoors.

If you’re concerned about the air quality in your home, turn to the experts at Gross Heating & Air Conditioning. Our experienced comfort consultants know it’s not enough to manage air temperature—to feel just-right, you have to eliminate as many airborne impurities as possible.

If you notice water droplets on your windows, your home humidity levels need help. Condensation occurs when the moisture in your indoor air comes into contact with the cold surface of your windows. As the air cools, it can’t “hold” as much humidity, so it releases condensation. The resulting water can cause wood rot in window sills and frames, and the damage can be even worse if it freezes—often splitting wood as it expands.