Air Duct Cleaning Indoor Air Quality The Quality of Your Indoor Air February 23, 2010 by admin Evidence has shown that the air within homes and other buildings can be more seriously polluted than the outdoor air. Several factors contribute to poor indoor air quality that can be easily controlled. Follow these simple tips improve your indoor air. Identify and Remove Pollutant Sources The relative importance of any single source depends on […] Read more » Air Duct Cleaning Allergies Asthma Biological Air Pollutants Chemical Air Pollutants Filtration Indoor Air Quality MERV Rating Particulate Air Pollutants Pollutants Ventilation
Air Duct Cleaning Indoor Air Quality Restoration Understanding Ventilation Systems Smoke and Fire Damaged Air Ducts February 22, 2010 by admin An air duct system is very efficient at spreading smoke. When a fire occurs, the entire HVAC system will be contaminated, to a lesser or greater degree. It is likely that the air duct system will distribute smoke damage well beyond the area of the fire. Smoke Damage from an Active Air Duct System Unfortunately, […] Read more » Air Duct Cleaning Duct Cleaning Encapsulant Fire Damage Fire Insurance Fire Restoration Home Insurance Odor Oxidizer Smoke Damage Smoke Insurance Smoke Odor Smoke Restoration
Air Duct Cleaning Indoor Air Quality Mold Understanding Ventilation Systems Green Air Duct Cleaning February 19, 2010 by admin Green air duct cleaners employ advanced methods and materials specifically for green cleaning. They make an extra effort to not allow any dust to escape outdoors or indoors, and only use natural cleaning products. Clean & Maintained Air Duct Cleaning Equipment Green air duct cleaning companies ensure that equipment is cleaned and maintained to prevent […] Read more » Air Duct Cleaning Cleaning Products Duct Cleaning Green Cleaning HEPA Vacuum Indoor Air Quality Sanitizer
Air Duct Cleaning Allergies & Asthma Indoor Air Quality Mold How Indoor Air Quality Affects People February 18, 2010 / July 3, 2025 by admin The greatest difficulty in solving indoor air quality problems is that effects on people can vary. One of a pollutant can have a completely different effect on two different people. While pollutants found in indoor air can be responsible for many harmful effects, there is considerable uncertainty as to what concentrations or periods of exposure […] Read more » Allergies Asthma Hypersensitivity Immunocompromised Indoor Air Quality Pollutants
Indoor Air Quality Understanding Ventilation Systems Understanding Indoor Air Pollutants February 16, 2010 by admin A host of different biological, gas, and particulate pollutants can affect the indoor air quality. The types of contaminants and the amounts that are suspended in the air determine air quality. Biological Air Pollutants Biological pollutants are or were living organisms. While all of us are exposed to biological pollutants in one form or another, […] Read more » Biological Air Pollutants Chemical Air Pollutants Gas Air Pollutants Indoor Air Quality Particulate Air Pollutants Pollutants
Indoor Air Quality Understanding Ventilation Systems Air Pathways and Indoor Air Quality February 12, 2010 by admin | Leave a Comment Air pathways are a key component of indoor air quality. Understanding and improving air pathways will greatly improve your indoor air quality. Understanding Air Pathways Air flow is created by pressure differentials. Air flow always flows from higher relative pressure to lower relative pressure. Air will flow through any available opening (pathway) in an attempt […] Read more » Air Duct Cleaning Air Ducts Air Pathways Air Quality HVAC Maintenance Indoor Air Quality Ventilation
Indoor Air Quality Understanding Ventilation Systems Improve Indoor Air Quality by Understanding Air Pressurization February 11, 2010 by admin Several factors contribute to poor indoor air quality that can be easily controlled. Air pressurization greatly affects the indoor air quality of a home or building. Pressurization Air flow is created by pressure differentials. Air flow always flows from higher relative pressure to lower relative pressure. If more air is supplied to a room than […] Read more » Air Ducts Air Leak Air Pressurization Air Quality Building Pressurization Energy Audit HVAC Indoor Air Quality Ventilation
Air Duct Cleaning Allergies & Asthma 12 Ways To Go Green For Spring February 8, 2010 by admin After a long winter, spring is the perfect time to clean out your home and make room for new, green habits. If getting green was one of your New Year’s Resolutions, and you haven’t been able to find the ways to get it done, here are 12 tips to add some green to your […] Read more » go green green tips spring cleaning
Air Duct Cleaning Allergies & Asthma Understanding Ventilation Systems 10 Tips to Lowering Dust Within Your Home February 5, 2010 by admin | Leave a Comment While you will never be able to completely rid your home of dust. Here are 10 great tips to reduce the amount of dust and other allergy-aggravating particles from your home. Establish a Regular Cleaning Schedule When there are long periods of time between cleanings it makes the work much harder. Develop a routine cleaning […] Read more » Allergies Asthma Cleaning Dust
Air Conditioning Heating Understanding Ventilation Systems Types of Air Ducts January 29, 2010 by admin Air ducts are used to distribute air through out a building, or to exhaust air outside of a building. The most common are: sheet metal, fiberglass lined, fiberboard, and flex-line air ducts. Sheet Metal Air Ducts The most common type of ridged air duct is constructed of galvanized steel or aluminum. They may be round, […] Read more » Fiberboard Air Ducts Fiberglass Air Ducts Flexible Air Ducts Flexline Air Ducts Insulated Air Ducts Sheet Metal Air Ducts
