Indoor Air Quality and Your Family’s Health

Indoor air quality is not something we think about on a daily basis – but maybe we should.  The air quality in your home is vital to maintaining good health for your family.  According to the World Health Organization, indoor pollutants cause asthma, allergies and respiratory diseases.

Common indoor pollutants include:

  • Dust mites
  • Pet dander
  • Mold
  • Pollen

Other forms of pollution can range from household cleaners to indoor air fresheners.

Why leave your family’s health to chance when you can control the indoor air quality?

Here are a few recommendations for improving the air quality in your home:

  • Clean or replace your air filters frequently, in Arizona this means monthly.
  • Keep your air handler functioning properly.  The air handler of you’re A/C is where dehumidification occurs; it should be inspected on a regular basis by a certified professional.
  • A quality air filtration system is a must.  It creates higher levels of air purity and provides superior ventilation.
  • UV Lights are another option available to optimize air quality levels in your home.

Certainly, cleaner indoor air will benefit your whole family.  But family members who suffer from allergies or respiratory problems will notice a marked difference immediately.

One of our Comfort Specialists will be happy to meet with you and evaluate the air quality in your home.  Contact Hobaica Services at 602-995-0387.  Hobaica has been serving the Valley since 1952.

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