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Can Your Air Conditioner Spread COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Germs?

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The CDC recently released a research letter associating air conditioning units with the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in a restaurant in Guangzhou, China. Of the 91 persons in the restaurant, 10 tested positive for COVID-19. They were in close proximity to one another during an “overlapping period” of 73 minutes. The CDC attributed...

Help Service Co. Inc. COVID-19 Coronavirus Update

As we continue to monitor the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and associated illnesses, we at Help Service Co. Inc. want to take a moment to outline our newest policy, which is designed to maintain a safe and healthy environment for all team members, visitors and customers. Help Service Co. Inc. wishes to assure all customers that...

The Benefits of Owning a WiFi or Smart Thermostat in New Orleans

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Warm Up Your Home from the Comfort of Your Couch Baby, it’s cold outside! Were you prepared for the bone-chilling temperature plummet? If the cold took you by surprise, you’re not alone. Half the citizens of Louisiana are shivering in their sandals, frantically sorting through musty boxes of winter clothes that haven’t seen the light...

What do the Codes on Your Electric and Smart Thermostats Mean

service technician checking the thermostat to see if it is working properly

It may not feel like it now, but chilly weather is fast approaching! Now’s a good time to familiarize yourself with common thermostat codes, so you can be prepared the next time your electric or smart thermostat tries to communicate with you. What Does Your Code Mean on Your Smart Thermostat? You go to check the...

Help!! Air Conditioning Can Prevent Your A/C Drain Line from Clogging

Clogged AC Drain, air conditioner drains

Your Air Conditioner’s Condensation Drain Line is one of the most important elements of your unit. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most overlooked. Truth be told, there are too many drain lines in our city that are full of gunky, impenetrable algae and mold. And when your line can no longer drain,...

The Best Dehumidifier Solution for Your Sticky Home

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New Orleans is the most humid city in the United States, barely scraping past Jacksonville, Florida with a whopping 75.9% average humidity, according to “Current Results: Weather and Science Facts.” To put that in perspective, the ideal humidity range is between 30% and 50%. Basically, New Orleans air is a muggy, oppressive blanket of...

Ozone Depletion and Your Air Conditioner

Ozone Depletion and Your Air Conditioner: Protecting the Earth from Harmful Emissions The modern air conditioner doesn’t look anything like its industrial predecessor, which was invented in 1902 to cool large, glass and steel high-rises during construction. It didn’t take long for the humble air conditioner to transform into a unit suited to fit modern...

To Insulate or Not to Insulate

technician performing thermal attic insulation installation

To Insulate or Not to Insulate? That is the question. And I have all the answers! I received a call from a friend yesterday because, after she added insulation to her attic, she noticed an unpleasant change in one room’s airflow. She wanted to know if she had made a mistake insulating her attic. Before we...

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Can Your Air Conditioner Spread COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Germs?

Help Service Co. Inc. COVID-19 Coronavirus Update

The Benefits of Owning a WiFi or Smart Thermostat in New Orleans

What do the Codes on Your Electric and Smart Thermostats Mean

Help!! Air Conditioning Can Prevent Your A/C Drain Line from Clogging

The Best Dehumidifier Solution for Your Sticky Home

Ozone Depletion and Your Air Conditioner

To Insulate or Not to Insulate

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