Recently, indoor air pollution has become an increasing concern in people’s homes. It is now known that indoor air quality plays a role in our health. People across the United States and Central Indiana seek information that offers help and answers to comfort and health problems related to poor indoor air quality. Air pollution isn’t just an outdoor problem – the truth is, indoor air can contain more pollutants than the fresh air outside.
Fortunately, there are several reliable products and simple solutions that help improve your indoor air quality. Williams Comfort Air’s air quality experts are here to help you determine the best air quality product to use with the air conditioning and heating systems in your Indianapolis area home. With options like air cleaners and air purifiers, as well as UV germicidal lamps, humidifiers, and dehumidifiers, our expert technicians will identify a solution that works best for improving the air quality in your home.
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The Environmental Protection Agency offers information warning United States citizens that the quality of indoor air is a greater concern than outdoor air pollution. Air pollutants exist in indoor air at concentrations 2 to 5 times greater than in outdoor air. With the majority of United States residents spending up to 90 percent of their time indoors per the Environmental Protection Agency, exposure to indoor air pollutants poses a greater threat to our health and comfort than any pollutants we may be exposed to when we go outside.
Diminished indoor air quality results from many issues that cause air pollutants to build up indoors. Pollutants are introduced to the home environment through countless new sources each day. Poor indoor ventilation is a problem in many homes, especially newer-built homes – without proper ventilation, the use of fresh air to push out indoor air filled with pollutants does not happen. Our homes are filled up with air pollution and they aren’t designed with enough ventilation to help us control poor indoor air quality problems.
Indoor air pollution results as pollutants enter the home through specific sources:
The sources of poor indoor air quality IAQ aren’t known by many, as pollutants are microscopic. Without a home air quality test and radon test, Indianapolis homeowners just don’t know what indoor air pollutants have invaded their residences. Testing air quality in home living areas reveals the pollutants that are present and affecting quality IAQ. Air quality testing in homes is used by air quality IAQ specialists to determine appropriate air quality products to treat specific contaminants found indoors.
Identifying indoor air quality problems is easy with quality air testing, but many symptoms of poor quality IAQ can be observed by homeowners without testing air quality of home spaces. A few symptoms that suggest you have an indoor air quality problem:
If you or your loved ones suffer from symptoms that point to poor indoor air quality, you need fast, experienced help to resolve the IAQ problems that can negatively impact comfort and even cause poor health.
There are several routes to consider when it comes to resolving problems caused by poor air quality in a house. Our Comfort Consultants help you determine the best products and solutions that achieve the quality results you’re looking for. Our trained air quality experts specialize in identifying indoor air pollution and poor indoor IAQ problems, allowing our team to recommend the best solutions available to resolve health symptoms and poor comfort inside the home.
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Specialized products have been developed to work with heating and air conditioning systems, targeting common indoor air pollutants and alleviating the negative health and comfort symptoms that poor air quality issues cause. Good indoor air quality contains minimal pollutants, is balanced in relative humidity, and has proper ventilation. Williams Comfort Air’s air quality experts may recommend one or more of these products for installation in your home to treat the indoor air pollution problems you face.
Media air cleaners use high-quality filtration to capture air pollutants and remove them from circulation as air cycles through your heating and air conditioning systems. These products are up to 99 percent effective for removing pollutants in the home’s air, including mold, dust mites, and more.
Mold spores enter the home through outdoor sources and growth sometimes occurs inside heating and air conditioning systems. UV air purifiers address this troublesome pollutant as mold spores circulate through a home’s air supply. UV light energy neutralizes mold, which renders it unable to cause allergy and health symptoms while preventing its spread through the house.
High moisture levels create a prime indoor environment for pollutants to thrive. Dehumidifiers remove excess moisture to keep air pollution levels in check. Improving dehumidification also helps air conditioning systems run more efficiently and keeps occupants cooler at warmer temperatures, which generates energy savings.
Dry air is a common wintertime problem in the Indianapolis area. Health symptoms such as nosebleeds and dry skin are common, and dry air assists viral particle movement through the home so infections are more likely. Humidifiers infuse circulating air with necessary moisture to keep air pollution well managed during dry air periods.
How can you improve the air quality in your home? Our air quality experts created a list of tips that every Indianapolis homeowner can implement and benefit from:
Symptoms of poor air quality in your home can include headaches, fatigue, dryness and irritation of your eyes, throat, and skin, shortness of breath, sinus congestions, coughing and sneezing, and dizziness.
High temperature and humidity levels can increase concentrations of air pollutants in your home.
Poor air quality can exacerbate pre-existing issues and can lead to worse symptoms.
Most technicians are able to test the quality of the air in your home by using indoor air quality monitors.
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