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May ‘18
How to Help Alleviate Spring Allergies
Are Allergies Bothering You This Spring? Allergy season typically starts on March 17 with the onset of pollen and mold. This season started a few weeks late. In the Twin …
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Apr ‘18
The Importance of Changing Your Furnace Filter
Why Should You Change Your Filter? All the forced air that flows into the living spaces of your home must first pass through a furnace filter. If the filter is …
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Apr ‘18
5 for $25 Drive and Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans
How Does Standard Heating’s 5 for $25 Drive Support Veterans? Our 5 for $25 Charity Drive serves two purposes: it enables us to give back to local nonprofit organizations chosen …
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Mar ‘18
Ask the Expert: What is a Heat Exchanger?
Nathan Wallace is a Senior Service Technician and expert in HVAC maintenance and repair at Standard Heating & Air Conditioning, where he as worked since 2001. Nathan is happy to …
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Jan ‘18
Service Technician Talks about Career Advancement
Service Technician Talks about Career Advancement at Standard Heating This week, our service technician Benton switched from his old service van into a new one (look for the new vans …
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Jun ‘17
Tips for Staying Comfortable Indoors on Hot Days
Tips for Staying Comfortable with Your Air Conditioning These are our favorite tips for staying comfortable indoors on really hot and humid days. 1. Don’t turn your air conditioner off. …
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Feb ‘17
Vehicle Donation Contributes to The Lift Garage Services
Standard Heating Vehicle Donation to The Lift Garage MINNEAPOLIS—Feb. 28, 2017—On Tuesday, Standard Heating & Air Conditioning donated a vehicle to The Lift Garage. This Minneapolis-based nonprofit will use this …
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Dec ‘16
More Holiday Safety Tips from Standard Heating
Sturdy ladders always should be used when putting up decorations and lights (never use chairs or other objects not intended for this purpose). The National Safety Council (NSC) also advises using …
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Dec ‘16
Holiday Safety Tips from Standard Heating
Healthy practices – regular hand washing, covering your coughs and sneezes with your upper sleeve, avoiding people who are sick, eating nutritious foods, drinking water and healthy liquids, and getting …
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Dec ‘16
Staying Safe with the Right Carbon Monoxide Alarm
Choosing a Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarm The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission cites “Carbon monoxide as the leading cause of gas poisoning death in the U.S.” “Thousands of cases of …