Air Quality Impacts and Steps

The air quality in your home is crucial because poor indoor air quality can lead to various health problems, including respiratory issues, allergies, and even long-term health complications. Substances such as dust, mold, pet dander, and chemicals from cleaning products can all contribute to poor air quality in your home. Poor ventilation and high humidity levels can also negatively impact air quality. It’s essential to take measures to improve the air quality in your home, such as duct cleaning, using air purifiers, regularly changing air filters, and ensuring proper ventilation.

How Air Duct Cleaning Works

Our NATE-certified service technicians have the skills to clean your home’s air ducts without causing damage to the HVAC system. We use compressed air to push dust, pet dander, and other particles and debris toward our high-powered suction filtration unit. We will also inspect the ducting to look for leaks and damage that could allow your conditioned air to escape and dirt, bugs, or insulation to infiltrate. Tight ductwork helps your heating and cooling system work more efficiently to keep you comfortable without wasting money.

You can also invest in an air purifier to help remove airborne pollutants and allergens. Another critical step is to keep your home clean and dust-free by regularly vacuuming, mopping, and wiping down surfaces. Additionally, you should ensure your home is adequately ventilated by opening windows or using exhaust fans when cooking or bathing.

Finally, consider cleaning your air ducts professionally to remove any buildup of dirt, dust, and other pollutants. By taking these steps, you can help create a healthier and more comfortable living environment for you and your family.