Beach Air is proud to offer Trane® heating and cooling products. For more than a century the Trane® name has identified products and technology that stretched the world’s idea of what was possible.
System Replacements
Beach Air will replace your equipment with the least amount of disruption to you and your family. They will also take care of disposing of your old equipment.
Mitsubishi ductless systems deliver air directly into single or multiple areas depending on your needs. They can be installed in new construction, additions or homes with existing ductwork.
Beach Air Heating & Cooling
We offer fast, friendly maintenance and repairs for all makes and models of HVAC heating and cooling systems. Our emphasis is to respond quickly, identify the problem and fixing it. We specialize in same day service and offer 24 hour emergency service.
Our staff is fully licensed and professionally trained. They pride themselves in being polite and will leave your home clean. To show that we care, the service technicians will wear protective shoe covers to keep your home clean. Owner Glenn Hanbury, Jr. says he was raised in Dare County and the staff at Beach Air reflects the courtesy he was taught growing up.
“It is rare when we can’t be there in the same day”
Our Services
The best way to keep your HVAC system working properly is through preventative maintenance. Our technicians will make sure your system is up to par. You will know exactly what the cost will be before any work has been done.
If your heating and cooling system is no longer functioning as it should, call us for an estimate to replace your old system with one that meets your specific needs. We will replace your equipment with the least amount of disruption to you and your family. We will also take care of disposing of your old equipment.
We proudly offer full service, from installation to repair or replacement, of the following:
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Fall Indoor Air Quality
With fall now upon us in Manteo, NC, cooler temperatures are here to stay. This transition from one season to another most definitely affects your home’s indoor air quality (IAQ). And your IAQ directly affects your comfort in your home. In cooler weather, people tend to spend more time indoors at home, so it’s important to be sure your IAQ is protected, keeping both you and your home protected.
How Is IAQ Affected in the Fall?
Think about it. Your home’s indoor air is a composite of many sources: the outdoor air that comes through your open windows, the dander from your pets, the air in your basement that flows through your furnace, the harsh chemicals you may use in your cleaning products, the mold spores existing in the crawlspace beneath your house, just to name a few. In the warmer months, the open windows allows fresh air in on a regular basis, diluting the stale air in your home, and your air conditioner is keeping your home’s humidity in check. When the windows close and the air conditioner is turned off for the season, these good effects disappear until next year. Now the air that’s in your home simply circulates, and all those composites and particles in the home stay there. The humidity decreases, causing your body’s membranes and nasal passages to dry out, inviting harmful bacteria and viruses in. Drier air also wreaks havoc on allergy and asthma sufferers. This is all a recipe for health issues.
What You Can Do to Improve Your Home’s IAQ
In the cooler months with the windows continually closed and furnaces switched on, you need to take additional steps to protect the air you breathe in your home. You can prevent or lessen the possibility of some of the health concerns above by following these recommendations:
Use a humidifier. It’s so important to keep your home’s humidity levels between the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommendation of 30 to 50 percent. Drier air causes nosebleeds, cracked skin, respiratory problems, sinus issues, static electricity, and many other negatives. The comfort in your home isn’t only determined by its inside temperature.
Change your HVAC filters regularly, at least every three months. A good HEPA filter will catch the particles before they reach your lungs. There’s just so much floating in the air our eyes can’t even see. Changing your filter makes such a difference. We at Beach Air Heating & Cooling suggest changing it monthly if someone in your home suffers from allergies or asthma. Regularly changing your filters also helps to increase your HVAC system’s lifespan by preventing those particles from running through the system.
Clean regularly. Many health challenges are caused by dust, dirt, pests, bacteria, viruses, and mold. Regular house cleaning, especially vacuuming and dusting, helps to prevent these from building up and getting into the air. Also, when cleaning, switching to more natural cleaning products using essential oils instead of harsh chemicals can make a substantial difference in your home’s IAQ.
Have your furnace cleaned and checked before turning it on. Be sure to schedule your annual heating system’s maintenance appointment before using your heat for the first time. A proper cleaning and tuneup allows your system to run properly, helping to improve the IAQ and increase your system’s lifespan.
Open your windows daily. Even in the coldest temperatures, it’s a good idea to open a window in every room for at least a few minutes to invite some fresh air in. It helps to keep bacteria and viruses at bay.
There are so many things to enjoy about fall. Be sure your home’s IAQ is protected to keep you healthy and comfortable, so you’re able to enjoy fall’s pickings. Call Beach Air Heating & Cooling at 252-473-1995 to discuss how we can help you improve your home’s indoor air quality.
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Beach Air Heating & Cooling services Kill Devil Hills, Kitty Hawk, Manns Harbor, Manteo, Nags Head, Southern Shores, Wanchese, and the surrounding North Carolina communities with their heating and cooling needs. Visit our service area page for more coverage details, call us at 252-473-1995, or request service online today.
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