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Knightdale, NC, December 2011 - The Environmental Protection Agency’s indoor air quality report lists air quality as one of the top five environmental health risks because the air inside homes and businesses is two to five times more polluted than the air outdoors. Since most people spend 90% of their time indoors, especially during winter months, Lee Hill, Vice-President of Weather Master, a local heating, cooling and air quality company, wants everyone to be aware of how to reduce the particles, pollutants, and allergens that can cause respiratory problems and aggravate allergies.

Weather Master, a local heating, cooling and plumbing company, is conducting a food drive for local food banks in the Triangle area through December 16 with the goal of collecting 4,000 pounds of food. Weather Master is offering additional discounts off services in hopes of collecting non-perishable items from the homes they service. All donations will go to a variety of local food banks.

October is National Fire Safety Month and heading into winter means an increase in residential fires according to the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA). The USFA cites home space heating as the second leading cause of residential fires during the winter season.

According to the AOML (Atlantic Oceanographic & Meteorological Laboratory), there’s a “very peaked season from August to October, with maximum activity occurring in September for hurricane activity.”

As electricity prices are expected to rise along with hot summer temps, it’s causing many to look for ways to cut back on expenses. Lee Hill, Vice-President of Weather Master, a local heating and cooling company says, “Homeowners can beat the heat this summer, reduce their air conditioning (a/c) usage, while still enjoying savings by following a few simple tips.”

Contest winners Mr. and Mrs. Ehrenbock of Raleigh, North Carolina are thrilled with their new IPod. Local heating, cooling and plumbing company, Weather Master, in an effort to encourage their customers to submit customer reviews, ran a contest the last two weeks of February.

For many Americans spring means uncomfortable outdoor allergies. Coughing. Sneezing. Wheezing. According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, asthma and allergies strike 1 out of every 4 Americans and are the leading chronic diseases in the U.S. among all age groups.

People are using the Internet more and more when deciding on purchases. However, for certain purchases like heating and cooling systems, Weather Master, a local heating and cooling service company, warns homeowners against this practice.

“Don’t skip maintenance! Regular maintenance ensures that your system runs day after day without fail while providing efficient, comfortable cooling to your home.”

Weather Master Introduces New Technology That Helps Homeowners Lower Energy Costs While Improving Home Comfort.