Indoor Air Quality

If you're concerned about indoor air quality, an air filter is often a great solution. Air filters can remove particles like dust, mold spores, and pet dander from the air in your home, which can improve breathing problems such as allergies or asthma. Additionally, they can reduce odors caused by pets or smoking. 

Carbon monoxide testing is the process of measuring the levels of carbon monoxide gas in the air. This is important to do because carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas that can be dangerous when present in high concentrations. Carbon monoxide poisoning can cause nausea, headaches, and other symptoms, so it's important to test for it to ensure the safety of those in your home.

A home humidifier can be a great way to improve your indoor air quality. Humidifiers help prevent the growth of bacteria and mold, as well as reduce static electricity in your home. Additionally, they can provide relief from allergies and asthma symptoms by adding moisture to the air. It's important to note, however, that too much humidity can also be a problem, so it's important to use a humidifier correctly.

Attic fans are a great way to reduce the amount of heat and moisture in your attic, which can help improve the air quality in your home. If you notice that your attic is particularly hot or humid, or if you see any signs of condensation or musty odors, then it may be time to install an attic fan. Additionally, if you notice that your energy bills are unusually high, an attic fan may be able to help reduce the cost. 

GreenAir UV systems are installed in the HVAC unit and/or ductwork and are designed to disinfect the air as it circulates through the ventilation system. UV disinfection systems for HVAC are an ideal proactive measure to complement filtration. Learn more about these systems and whether they may be right for your home.