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As a homeowner or building owner, your heating and cooling shouldn’t be the only factors you take into consideration when it comes to your indoor air. When it comes to your home or building’s air, your humidity levels and air quality are additional factors that affect your health and well-being tremendously. However, Indoor Air Quality is a factor that all too often gets neglected. If you have poor ventilation in your home or building, you could have a wide range of pollution floating around that you aren’t aware of. Your indoor air quality is extremely important and you really shouldn’t neglect it. Experts say your health and well-being depend on your indoor air quality tremendously. The air we breathe, they say, is the “essence of life.” Knowing all we know about the health effects of IAQ, it would behoove a homeowner or building owner not to ask themself if they are breathing a quality of air that’s conducive to optimal health.
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Smart Thermostats
With technology in the HVAC industry improving by leaps and bounds in recent years, HVAC manufacturers and contractors are always offering higher-quality products to their customers. One example of this is the line of smart thermostats or Wi-Fi thermostats, we offer. These high-tech thermostats are much more convenient and useful than their predecessors, including recent iterations of programmable thermostats.
Humidifiers
Although the human nose acts as an air filter for airborne microbes, pollen, viruses and other foreign particles, it doesn’t always work the best when the air is dry in our home. Because of this and other health-related issues, experts say humidity control is essential in the home, especially here in Ohio during the winter when humidity levels plummet below the levels we need to maintain for optimal air quality, comfort and health.
UV Lights
This stuff can be hard on HVAC equipment because it makes it work harder than necessary. UV lights, in any case, improve airflow and decrease HVAC maintenance costs by increasing heating and/or cooling efficiency. Ultra Violet Lights also reduce illness and remove unwanted odors in the home. If you are considering the installation of a Ductwork UV Light in your home, give us a call today!
Air Purifiers
Air Filters
Dehumidifiers
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Why is Indoor Air Quality so Essential?
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4 Benefits of Improving Indoor Air Quality
BREATHE EASIER
BETTER SLEEPING ENVIRONMENT
REDUCES HEATING & A/C COSTS
FEWER ALLERGY SYMPTOMS & BETTER HEALTH
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Signs You Have Air Quality Problems
Dusty Surfaces, Vents & Registers
Strange Odors Inside
High or Low Humidity Levels
Air Distribution & Regulation Problems
Air Quality FAQ
How does air quality affect health?
If you are inhaling polluted air, harmful toxins are able to get into your lungs. Once inside the lungs, it goes to the bloodstream where they end up getting transported to internal organs and vital tissues. Serious pollution can cause all sorts of health problems. It causes asthma problems, cardiovascular diseases, other breathing-related conditions and even cancer. In extreme cases, it can cause death. While some types of air pollution aren’t very harmful, other types of pollution (like gases) are bad for health and wellbeing.
What is Indoor Air Quality?
With indoor air pollution being such a widespread health hazard in homes today, we encourage you to safeguard your dwelling against household pollution by identifying the various sources of it and utilizing high-tech air filtration, ventilation, and air purification products you can afford. In addition to keeping home humidity levels inside the recommended range of 35% and 50%, we also strongly urge you to keep up with having seasonal maintenance performed on your home heating and cooling equipment. Our preventative maintenance services help with indoor air quality as well HVAC equipment longevity and overall efficiency.
What are the signs of poor air quality?
Many of the signs of poor air quality are health-related problems. Poor quality air can cause headaches, dry skin, dizziness, fatigue, shortness of breath, sinus problems, irritation to the eyes, nose and skin and other issues. If you notice unusual odors, it should be taken as a sign that something is likely compromising your house’s indoor air quality. If you’re finding you’re having to replace your HVAC systems’ air filters more frequently because they are getting dirty faster than normal, it’s another sign. Other symptoms include high levels of humidity or even low levels of humidity. Low humidity causes dry air, excessive static electricity in the home and sleep problems.
How do I improve my indoor air quality?
To promote optimal air quality in your home or business, you need to test for sources of indoor air pollution first. Based on the results of an air quality test, you will then remove sources of air pollution and reduce emissions. Some sources of air pollution contain harmful toxins like asbestos, gases or radon. These need to be addressed immediately. Other sources can be adjusted to reduce their emissions. If necessary, appliances can be replaced, building materials removed and certain chemical products can be substituted.