Air Quality
How to Test Air Quality in Your Home
Are you feeling under the weather while spending time at home? Do you feel completely exhausted after a long day in your own house? If so, it could be due to poor air quality. Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) can lead to serious health issues and make it difficult for anyone, including yourself, to stay…
Read More10 Symptoms of Poor Air Quality in Your Home
You and your family should feel safe and comfortable in your own home. Yet, unfortunately, unseen dangers may be lurking in the air. Whether it’s mold, dust, smoke, or other airborne contaminants, poor indoor air quality can be hazardous to your health. To ensure the safety of your home, it’s important to look out for…
Read MoreWhat is TVOC, and What is Its Impact on Indoor Air Quality?
According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average human spends roughly 90% of their time indoors. However, many people are unaware that the air inside their homes is often much more polluted than the air outside. TVOC (short for total volatile organic compounds) is often to blame for poor indoor air quality. TVOC is…
Read MoreWhy Indoor Air Quality Testing is Important?
Renting out a home or apartment is a common practice for many people. It can be a great way to earn some extra money while also providing a place for people to LIVE. Many landlords don’t think about indoor air quality (IAQ) when renting their property, but it’s an important thing to consider. According to…
Read MoreManaging Ideal Indoor Humidity Level to Prevent Mold Growth
You may be surprised to learn that mold is growing in nearly every building and home in the United States. Mold grows so easily and quickly that it will start to sprout in a matter of days, given the right conditions. One of the key elements to the perfect environment for mold growth is moisture…
Read MoreDoes the Insurance Company Pay for Asbestos Testing After Water Damage?
Did you know that you could be breathing in dangerous chemicals seeping out from the asbestos in your home? Unfortunately, many homes built before 1980 have asbestos. This means that about half of all the homes currently standing in the US may contain this dangerous material! This fact leaves many homeowners wondering if they have…
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