We might take air conditioning for granted these days. Or, we might just think of its’ benefits only on a hot, humid Carolina summer day when it’s very refreshing to come inside to a cool house. We probably don’t think much about how an AC system helps or harms our health, but it can have many important effects.

When your air conditioning system won’t turn off, you might stress about the AC, the whole HVAC system in your house, your energy bill or if a system replacement is going to be a huge financial issue. What can cause an AC to never shut off?

How Long Does It Take an AC System to Lower Temperatures? Your house is way too hot. It could be you had the AC off for a long stretch. It could be a failing system. A hot house can be very uncomfortable, and cause even more problematic issues.

We have windows in nearly every room of a house due to the fact they let natural light in and can be opened to let fresh air and pleasant temperatures in sometimes. At the same time, home windows may let the heat or cooling you want in your house out. Inefficient or old windows may cost you comfort and money.

Air sampling in a home or building can be part of a mold inspection. If you’re thinking you may have mold, it could be difficult or not possible to tell visually. Mold spores aren’t visible to the eye. For many types of mold, an air sample, then a lab, are needed to get an accurate reading.

Do you think about the air you breathe? Even in your house? Don’t think you’re risk-free even if you’re inside. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says indoor air can be more polluted than outdoor air. Indoor air quality dangers can create huge health problems. People exposed to contaminated air for the longest durations are usually at the most risk to the results of indoor air pollution.