As our offices and homes become more efficient and “airtight,” we are saving money but also trapping airborne contaminants indoors with us and reducing our indoor air quality. In fact, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has said that the air in our homes can be up to 100 times more polluted than the air outside.
Common Indoor Air Pollutants Include:
Chemicals & Noxious Fumes
Mold & Fungus Spores
Dust & Pet Dander
Viruses & Bacteria
Unhealthy Levels of Humidity
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How much does it cost to test the indoor air in your Greensboro area home?
Professional air quality testing near Greensboro, NC can cost anywhere from $100 to $800, depending on what you’re testing for. The average cost of an air quality test is about $400. You can also buy at-home testing equipment in the $50-$150 price range, but these home tests tend to be less reliable than professional air quality testing, as they don’t test for as broad a scope of contaminants.
What is the best way to get the cleanest air inside your Greensboro area home?
The best way to get the cleanest air in your Greensboro area home is to improve your air filtration system and have an HVAC professional install a whole home air purification system in your central HVAC system. These systems filter contaminants out of your home’s air as it circulates through your ductwork, meaning that the air is cleaned before it blows out into your living spaces.
You should also make sure your house is clean so there are less places for allergens and irritants to build up. Sweep and mop your floors, dust all flat surfaces and launder all bed linens and, if possible, curtains regularly in order to keep dust, pollen, pet dander and other harmful particles out of your air.
How does indoor air quality affect our health near Greensboro?
Good indoor air quality supports good health while bad indoor air quality can cause health problems.
Some of the adverse health effects that you can experience from poor air quality in your home include:
Frequent headaches.
Chronic sinus infections.
Chronic bronchitis.
Worsening allergy or asthma symptoms.
Dry eyes and skin.
Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) can cause asthma and upper respiratory problems, headaches, fatigue, bacterial and viral infections, and flu-like symptoms. For these reasons, the EPA has ranked indoor air pollution within the top five environmental dangers.
How Custom Air Can Help
We can diagnose the specific needs of your home or office—from humidity balancing to UV light air purification—we can figure out what will be most effective for you. Maintaining an airtight space is ideal for keeping a healthy energy bill, but taking care of your IAQ is ideal for keeping people healthy.
Some of our products and services for this include:
Humidifiers
Dehumidifiers
UV Lights
Air Filters
Air Purifiers
Whole House Ventilation Systems
We use Clean Air Defense products for their high quality standards.
Products include:
AirRanger – An air purification system which includes polarized-media electronic air cleaners and utilizing low air velocity for effective air cleaning.
BioForce Defender – A whole house system installed directly into the central HVAC system to disinfect the air of bacteria, viruses and mold. It combines the use of filters and germicidal UVC light.
Active BioForce Defender – Another whole house system, this one has increased UVC output, with a special coating to focus the light in one direction. It also has a UV lamp, providing activated oxygen to the airstream.
To diagnose your indoor air quality needs, contact us online or call us at (336) 916-7112.
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