Arnica Heating and Air Conditioning Inc.

Winter in Staten Island brings chilly winds, shorter days, and plenty of time spent indoors. While a warm home is essential during the colder months, many homeowners don’t realize that their heating systems can significantly affect the air they breathe. Forced-air heating, combined with Staten Island’s unique housing patterns and seasonal challenges, often contributes to increased allergen and dust circulation. The way to deal with the problem is to go with the right solutions so that one can maintain a healthier indoor environment for their family all winter long. Air Quality Improvement Tips for Staten Island Homes How Forced-Air Heating Affects Indoor Air Quality When it comes to heating installation in Staten Island , many homeowners rely on forced-air heating systems, which work by pulling in air, heating it, and then distributing it throughout the home via ductwork. While this system is efficient at keeping interiors warm, it has a hidden drawback: it can recirculate dust, al...

Ever since the outbreak in Wuhan, Coronavirus or COVID 19 has been rampaging all over the world, causing massive damage to world economy. Global deaths already crossed 101,000, a devastating toll, as cases surge past 1.6 million. In the mid of sprawling medical crisis, shortage of hospitals, ventilators, and health care workers, the battle is on to contain the spread of the disease. Until the vaccine comes out, the only way to prevent the disease from spreading is maintain good health and hygiene. Since most of the nations are practicing social distancing through lockdown, people are forced to stay home and stay safe. While lockdown is proven technique to contain the contagion, it is important to use Coronavirus products to kill pathogens and other germs in the breathing zone and on-hard, non-porous surfaces. Let’s check out all such products and air purifiers available in the market. Evap-Fresh® No Rinse Evap-Fresh is a ready-to-use, non-abrasive, one-step cleaner and ...