Did you know that the American Lung Association awarded Maricopa County’s air an F in both ozone and particle pollution? Did you further know that as bad as the air is outside of your home, the air inside may be even more polluted? The reasons are many, but come down to poor ventilation and air filtration coupled with a wide variety of indoor
When the Phoenix sun beats down, more than people suffer during summer’s extreme heat. As temperatures soar, our pets also struggle to stay cool. Do your best to protect your furry loved ones from the sun and heat. Don’t Leave Your Dog in the Car This seems obvious, but we see it all the time: dogs left alone
The Isley’s team is very honored and excited to announce our partnership with Rosie on the House, Arizona’s top home services referral network. Rosie’s stated mission is to be every Arizona homeowner’s best friend, and they take that role seriously! Before bestowing Trusted Partner status on a contractor, Rosie runs a complete and thorgh background check, including credit history and
To outsiders who don’t know that huge areas of Arizona enjoy relatively mild summers, Arizona is known for one thing above all others: heat! For those of us living and working in Gilbert and other parts of the Phoenix-Metro area, though, the stereotype fits. Summers here are brutal and long, which means you want the best air conditioner that keeps your
With Arizona’s intense heat, most people have a lot of questions about their HVAC system. How does the unit work? What’s the best size? How can I reduce my power bill during the relentless heat of summer? Whether you’re looking for a new unit, a new thermostat, or wondering about common HVAC maintenance, the following FAQ should answer any questions
As a Phoenix homeowner, you don’t have to deal with the frigid temperatures, ice and snow that plague more northerly areas during the winter. However, it doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t take steps to prepare for the cooler months. From your HVAC system to your fireplace to your swimming pool, there are steps that you can take to make the
The cooler weather is coming (hooray!). But it’s still on the hot side. Even in October, temperatures from Gilbert to Mesa, Arizona, can reach the high 90s. So it can be difficult to keep energy costs low: We see many residents running their air conditioners year round, and their electric bills are some of the highest nationwide. Fortunately, it is possible
If you’re determined to keep your heating bill more affordable in the winter, try these 10 tactics and watch your bills begin to drop along with the temperatures. 1. Run Your Ceiling Fans In the Opposite Direction Running your fan counterclockwise produces cool air, but running it the opposite direction in the winter can help reduce your heating bill. Running a
