Residential

What Should a Boiler Inspection Include?

As fellow Alaskans, we know your boiler is the last thing you want to be thinking about in July in Alaska, there are some very good reasons why you should give it a few minutes of thought. One word: Maintenance. The best time to get your boiler check up is before you need it, and…

What Does Furnace Maintenance Include?

If you’re like most of us here at Moore Heating & Air Conditioning, you’re out there taking advantage of every moment of our Alaskan summer. And we know, July is the month to fish, fish, fish, and fish some more. While we know your furnace is the last thing you want to be thinking about…

4 Benefits to Maintaining Your Air Conditioner in Alaska

In our previous blog, we established just how important it could be to have an air conditioning unit in your Alaskan residence or business. With an investment like that, it’s important to get the most bang for your buck. So today, we’re sharing the key benefits of properly maintaining your A/C unit so that it…

Do I Really Need an Air Conditioner in Alaska?

We expect that for many, the first answer that pops into your head is, “of course not!” It’s Alaska after all; it just doesn’t get that hot. And while we would agree that technically most could probably survive our short but glorious summers without air conditioning, there are some significant benefits to consider. We Have a…

How Do Solar Panels Work?

Solar energy is increasingly a hot topic, especially in renewable energy circles. Many thought it was not a viable option for us in Alaska due to our short days for a majority of the year. However, with advances in technology, solar energy is consistently becoming a more cost effective and earth friendly power source for Alaskans. Here’s…

How Does Air Duct Cleaning Work?

It’s springtime in Alaska, and if you’re like most of us, it’s time to throw open the windows and get some fresh air into your house! But what if even after all the windows have been open the air in your house still seems a bit stale? It might be time to have the air…

Pros and Cons of a Water Softener

To truly understand the pros and cons of water softeners, you much first understand the pros and cons of hard and soft water. Once those differences are established, you’ll have to decide which is right for you. What is Hard Water? Hard water is untouched and as close to drinking rainwater as you can get.…

Water Softener Basics in Anchorage

For many Anchorage residents, well water is just a regular part of life. While there are many benefits to using well water, one of the downsides is hard water. As water travels through the ground, it picks up trace minerals as it goes. Here in Anchorage, our water contains more calcium and magnesium, which makes…

What is Air Duct Cleaning in Anchorage?

Our days are getting longer in Anchorage, and while spring isn’t quite here yet, the weather is warmer. It’s the time of year when Alaskan’s dream of summer and all the fresh air. Unfortunately, since we’ve just spent 5-6 months with our doors and windows shut as much as possible, it’s likely our indoor air is…

The Air Purifier vs. The Dehumidifier: Which is Best for Allergy Relief?

The quality of the air you breath makes a significant difference in the quality of life you enjoy in your home. Air purifiers and dehumidifiers each serve a different purpose in improving the quality of your indoor air, especially during the long Anchorage winters. These two devices are the most commonly used to help alleviate indoor…

Pros and Cons of an Anchorage Garage Heater

Having a heated garage in Anchorage can be a necessary luxury. Here are some of the pros and cons to having a heater installed in your Anchorage garage. Pro: Having a heated garage is better for your vehicle. Anchorage winters can be harsh on us and our vehicle, especially at night when the temperature drops into the single…

Pros and Cons of Having a Standby Generator for Your Anchorage Home

After two winters of little to no snow, this winter is a bit of a shock to all of us. Oh! That’s right! We do live in Alaska! Normally it does snow a lot here in Anchorage. As the snow keeps mounting the risk of a power outage increases. Wouldn’t you rather be out playing…