If you saw a big gust of wind packed with dust and debris headed your way, would you just walk into it with your eyes open? Likely not!
If you knew about the level of debris that could be floating around in your home, you might not want to spend too much time indoors either. But what are you going to do, in mid-summer, if you have poor indoor air quality? The air may be fresher outside but it is also extremely hot and uncomfortable.
What do you do?
Hopefully, you reach out to us because we can help. With one of our expert technicians, you can work to figure out which indoor air quality system or service that will clean up the air flowing throughout your home.
You usually hear about humidity the most when it is appreciated the least—during summer. Not one enjoys days that are both hot and humid because it is far harder to cool down and get comfortable in that environment. That doesn’t mean humidity is your enemy though. The way that high humidity can mess with your comfort in summer is the same way that overly dry air can ruin your comfort throughout the winter season.
There are two key factors that play a role in keeping your home comfortable: air temperature and air quality. Temperature is controllable via your heater as you may have guessed but how in the world are you supposed to control the quality of the air in your house? With the help of an indoor air quality system of course!