Indoor Air Quality
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Indoor air quality

Indoor air quality (IAQ) plays a crucial role in your overall health and comfort, yet it’s often overlooked. While you may quickly notice if your home is too hot or too cold, detecting poor air quality isn’t always as obvious. Many common allergens—such as dust, dander, pollen, and mold—are invisible to the eye but can trigger allergies, asthma, and respiratory issues.

Why Improve Your Indoor Air Quality?

Contaminated indoor air can lead to a range of health and comfort issues. If you or your family experience frequent sneezing, allergy symptoms, dry skin, or lingering odors in your home, it may be time to improve your air quality.

Benefits of Better Indoor Air Quality:

  • Reduce Allergens & Irritants – Minimize dust, dander, pollen, and airborne bacteria.
  • Improve Respiratory Health – Relief from asthma, sinus issues, and allergy symptoms.
  • Eliminate Odors & Toxins – Remove smoke, pet smells, mold spores, and chemical fumes.
  • Increase HVAC Efficiency – Clean air leads to a healthier and longer-lasting HVAC system.
  • Balance Humidity Levels – Prevent dry air in winter and excess moisture in summer.

Indoor Air Quality Solutions We Offer

Our certified air quality specialists will evaluate your home and recommend the best solutions to meet your specific needs.

Air Purifiers & Filtration Systems

Trap and eliminate airborne contaminants, dust, pet dander, and bacteria before they circulate in your home.

Ventilation Systems

Freshen stale indoor air by increasing airflow and removing pollutants. Ideal for homes that feel stuffy or hold onto odors.

Humidifiers & Dehumidifiers

Maintain optimal humidity levels to prevent dry skin, irritated sinuses, mold growth, and property damage.

UV Germicidal Lights

Destroy mold, bacteria, and airborne viruses within your HVAC system to improve air quality and system efficiency.

FAQ

Your Questions Answered

  • How do I know if my home has poor indoor air quality?

    Common signs include excess dust, musty odors, allergy flare-ups, and lingering humidity or dryness. If you’re experiencing frequent coughing, sneezing, or headaches indoors, your air quality may be compromised.

  • Do air purifiers really work?

    Yes! High-efficiency air purifiers remove pollutants, allergens, and airborne bacteria, leading to cleaner air and fewer respiratory issues.

  • Can poor indoor air quality affect my energy bills?

    Absolutely. Clogged air filters, poor ventilation, and high humidity can make your HVAC system work harder, increasing energy costs.

  • How often should I change my air filters?

    We recommend replacing air filters every 1-3 months, depending on household conditions (pets, allergies, smoking, etc.).

Protect Your Home’s Air Quality

Maintenance Plans

Regular maintenance is essential to keeping your HVAC system and air quality solutions working at peak performance. With The Service Company’s Maintenance Agreement Plan (M.A.P.), you’ll get routine inspections, cleanings, and system optimizations to keep your air clean and fresh year-round.

Plan Benefits Include:

  • Priority scheduling for emergency services
  • Discounts on parts and labor
  • Annual tune-ups to improve efficiency and extend equipment life
  • Fewer repairs and better overall system performance


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