Indoor Air Quality
The EPA recommends having air ducts cleaned only as needed. That is, when there is substantial visible mold growth inside, if the ducts are infested with rodents or insects, or if they’re clogged with excessive amounts of debris. Studies show 6 out of 10 homes are hazardous to their occupants health. Every time your air conditioner or heating system is on, airborne contaminants are being drawn into your air vents.
Clean Air – The Benefits
Breathing is something that everybody does without thinking. If your home is filled with poor quality air your body will eventually feel the strain of trying to get the oxygen it needs. Your breaths will be shallow making you tire easily, putting tremendous stress on your organs. If your home is filled with good quality indoor air, you are able to take in deep breaths of air with ease, with little stress placed on your body and organs. It is easy to get in the oxygen required to sustain healthy living. Sleep is an important part of healthy living. Breathing in poor quality air while sleeping places as much stress on your body than if you were doing so whilst awake. You will wake up feeling exhausted, your body not rested enough to take on the day.
Reduce allergies, asthma, and bronchial ailments through the implementation and maintenance of good indoor air quality. By reducing the presence of airborne debris like pollen, mites, dust and even mold, you help to prevent these ailments in your family members. We can evaluate your indoor air quality and provide you with advice on how to improve the situation. Make your appointment today, for the love and health of your family.
IAQ FACTS
Studies show there are 2-10 times more pollutants indoors than outdoors. If you have young children, elderly family, or anyone who suffers from allergies or respiratory problems living in your home, indoor air quality is very important! Indoor air quality is one of the EPA’s top five environmental risks to public health. 87% of American homeowners are not aware that pollution may be worse inside their homes than outdoors.
The three most important methods of improving indoor air quality are source removal, air cleaning, and increased ventilation.
Learn more at epa.gov
How can we help you?
When you need your air conditioning, heating, or indoor air quality checked our team is happy to help. Contact us today for more information about our company and the services we provide for your HVAC needs.