Keeping your HVAC system efficient doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. With the variable climate and temperature swings common throughout the Mid-South, establishing the right habits will not only improve comfort in your home but also help lower utility bills throughout the year. Here are six practical habits every homeowner should embrace to boost...
As spring arrives, Olive Branch homeowners know that along with blooming flowers and warmer temperatures comes a surge in allergens and dust. Pollen, mold spores, and household dust can make indoor air feel stale and trigger allergy symptoms for sensitive family members. Fortunately, there are practical and proven strategies you can apply to reduce allergens...
Nearly every business owner understands the value of a reliable HVAC system—especially with Olive Branch’s hot, humid summers and chilly winters. But many overlook how an underperforming unit can quietly siphon away profits. If you suspect your system is causing unexpected costs or comfort problems, learning the warning signs of inefficiency can help protect your...
High indoor humidity during the sweltering summer months can be irritating. If not controlled, it can lead to mold and rot, in addition to discomfort. It’s best to keep your home’s humidity level between 30 and 50 percent. Fortunately, lowering the humidity in your home isn’t as difficult as you might think. Check out these tips...
Food display cases allow commercial establishments to draw attention to products such as baked goods, deli meats and raw meats, while heated or refrigerated food cases maintain a food-safe temperature. There’s a wide variety of food display cases that have different purposes on the market. To help you choose which kind of display case is...
Whether you own a grocery store, convenience store, restaurant or supermarket, chances are at some point you’ve been concerned about monthly energy consumption. The refrigeration of reach-ins and display cases can account for as much as 60 percent of your electricity consumption, making them your commercial property’s biggest energy consumers.
