Indoor Air Quality

A few ways you can tell if your indoor air quality is bad in your home include: 

• Worsened allergic reactions.
• Excess dust in your indoor air. 
• Health issues such as dry eyes and throat. 

You may also experience issues like nausea, dizziness and fatigue if your home’s indoor air quality is poor. To learn more about how to tell if your indoor air quality is bad, give us a call today.  

To improve the indoor air quality in your HVAC unit, you can: 

• Have an air purifier installed in your HVAC unit. 
• Use an air filter with a high MERV rating. 
• Have your air ducts cleaned. 

The most direct way to improve the indoor air quality in your HVAC system is to have an air purifier installed inside of it. Having your ductwork cleaned can be especially useful if you have excess dust and dirt in your air due to dirty air ducts. To improve the indoor air quality in your home, contact us today.    

The best way to get the cleanest air in your home is to: 

• Eliminate excess pollutants in your home.    
• Use your kitchen and bathroom exhaust systems. 
• Open your windows to bring in fresh air.

Although you can’t eliminate sources of pollution such as cooking, you can ensure that you do not smoke indoors and that you take your shoes off at the front door. To get the cleanest air in your home, call us today.