What Does It Mean to Have “Good” Indoor Air Quality?
December 14th, 2020Air quality is playing a huge role in how safe individuals feel in regards to the transmission of germs and illness.
Indoor Air Quality Posts
Do You Need to Add Humidity to Your Home?
November 16th, 2020Does wintertime discomfort signal a heater problem? Well, it could. But oftentimes it’s not actually your furnace or heat pump that’s the problem, but rather the lack of humidity in your home.
Is Your Home Humid Enough?
November 18th, 2019The whole-house humidifier tackles the root of the dry air problem.
“Does My Furnace Produce Dust and Allergens?”
February 25th, 2019What your forced air heater does do, though, is circulate dust, allergens, and other debris throughout your home.
Indoor Air Quality Solutions Should Be Tailored to Your Needs
June 18th, 2018Not everyone will have the same indoor air quality needs as their neighbor. Let us help determine yours!
The Best In-Home Solutions for Pollen Allergies
April 10th, 2017Did you know that about 20% of Americans are allergic to pollen? Most of us with pollen allergies can tell you, they don’t stop when we move indoors!
Prepare Your Home for Spring Allergies
February 27th, 2017Are germs and allergens all you can think of as spring approaches? Keep allergy season under control with our tips.
How an Energy Audit Can Make Your Home Safer and Healthier
December 5th, 2016We offer energy audit services, in large part to help local homeowners improve energy efficiency throughout their homes.
Would I Benefit from a Humidifier in Pittsburgh?
August 29th, 2013Humidifiers can augment and enhance your air conditioning unit by maintaining comfortable levels of moisture in the air. Most people are comfortable with humidity levels between 30% and 65%. In towns like Pittsburgh, that’s not usually a problem…
