Paying attention to the quality of the air in your space can benefit everyone. From wanting to be comfortable in your own home or conscientious of your employees or customers in your place of business, noting and addressing indoor air pollution is essential. For people with allergies, asthma, or other breathing issues, the quality of the air you breathe has a direct impact on your overall health and well-being, so improving air quality and ensuring that the air in your…
Your HVAC consumes a lot of energy and forms a large part of your expenditures for building utilities. To get the most out of it, your business needs to make sure that it’s running at peak efficiency throughout the winter. Having a professional come in to do an HVAC inspection and perform winterizing activities on it will help you maintain a reasonable energy bill. Here are some things that need to be done to make sure your HVAC is ready…
Dirty air ducts and vents aren’t just irritating, they can make you sick. Dust particles, dirt, allergens, and other environmental pollutants can collect in your vents and pollute the air that flows through them. Since it’s wintertime, your business is probably relying on a central heating system in order to stay warm and keep your employees and patrons happy. But what do you do when your heating system is producing foul-smelling, dirty air? Worse, if your air vents have dust…
Many HVAC companies provide air duct cleaning as a maintenance service. Duct cleaning enhances the efficiency of your HVAC system while giving you better quality air. There are ways to determine if commercial air duct cleaning in Norcross, GA is worth it.
Many people pay close attention to the outdoor pollutants and air quality in their area. But far fewer people give the same attention to the air quality inside their own homes. Poor indoor air quality can have serious impacts on residents’ health, especially if those individuals already have respiratory issues. If you’ve been noticing that you or your family members have persistent allergy symptoms, you may have a high level of indoor air pollution in your home. Check for these…
Poor outdoor air quality can make life difficult, especially for those who suffer from environmental allergies or have respiratory illnesses or other conditions that make them sensitive to pollen and pollutants in the air. Unfortunately, staying inside isn’t always much better because indoor air quality can sometimes be as poor or worse than outdoors. Using an air purifier for air allergen removal in Norcross, GA, has numerous benefits you should know about. Here’s what you need to know.
Most people forget that their indoor air quality is greatly influenced by their HVAC system. If you haven’t had your HVAC checked in a while, it might be time to call in a professional to do a thorough duct cleaning. At Air Quality Systems in Norcross, we know how a clean air circulation system can affect you, your business, your home, and your health. Find out the best reasons to keep your ducts clean.
Working in an office environment is often more pleasant than working outdoors, especially during the heat of summer or the frigid temperatures of winter. But that doesn’t mean that an in-office environment is without its concerns. One of the most common challenges is maintaining excellent air quality. There are many factors that can negatively impact indoor air quality.
Asthma is a serious medical condition in which the mucus production increases, the airway muscles tighten, and the airway narrows making it very difficult for the asthmatic to breathe. These dangerous symptoms are the body’s reaction to certain triggers; in many cases pollution. The relationship between air pollution and asthma in Norcross, GA, and other areas of the world has been discussed for years as well as what can be done about it. Here’s what you need to know.
As a new parent, your infant’s health and safety should be your number-one priority. You take care when taking them into dirty environments, like public transportation centers or public bathrooms. But there’s one place you may not be protecting them: their own home. While your infant sleeps soundly in his or her crib, they could be breathing incredibly filthy air. According to the EPA, indoor air pollution may be up to 5 times higher than that of outdoor air. And…