When you hear the term indoor air quality, what comes to mind? Perhaps you think about the temperature inside your home, or how powerful your HVAC systems are. These are certainly components of how good, or how poor, your indoor air quality is, but it’s not the end all to be all.
Indoor air quality is impacted by humidity, as well as how clean your air is. And without the right products and services in place, your indoor air quality can actually be worse than the quality of the air outside. But you can change this! How so?
With the installation of a whole-house air purifier. Read on to learn more!
Despite how much time we spend in our homes, we don’t often think about the air we breathe indoors. Even when we sweep and wipe down surfaces, we knock particles like dust and pet hair into the air. So what can you do? Consider a simple but effective first line of defense: an 
Fall is here and winter will be upon us before you know it. We know that this is the time of year where heating typically becomes your central focus. This isn’t necessarily wrong nor is it a bad approach. We think it’s necessary for you to get your heater ready early in the season. After this, though, should come your indoor air quality preparation. 
When you think about climate control in your home, you probably think a lot about your air conditioner or heater, right? That’s all well and good. Those systems do pull the majority of the weight when it comes to keeping your home comfortable. That’s not the entire ball of wax, though. There are other parts of the system that need to be in top shape for your climate control to work properly. Let’s take a look at a key part of your home’s climate control system: your ducts, and how you can make sure that they work to your benefit. 
