The Air We Breathe

If you are like most people, you don't spend a lot of time thinking about the air you breathe. You probably spend even less time thinking about the air inside your home. It's time to start. According to the U.S. Environmental Service, your risk of exposure to harmful pollutants can be over 2-5 times greater indoors. Experts estimate that as much as 50% of all illnesses are either created or aggravated by poor indoor air quality and it sends over 200,000 Asthma sufferers to the emergency room each year. If you're experiencing common discomforts like headaches, itchy eyes, a runny nose or a persistent cough, you might just have a cold, but you might also be a victim of indoor air pollution. Thankfully there are some things you can do.

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Air Testing: We offer indoor air quality tests using the AirAdvice� Indoor Air Quality System. We can place an AirAdvice� IAQ Monitor in your home for�1 to 4 days and you will recieve a comprehensive report showing the quality and comfort of your indoor air. AirAdvice� is an independent testing service that provides unbiased IAQ information for our customers.

Each test checks for the presence of such things as allergens, dust, dander, certain odors and chemicals (volatile organic compounds), temperature, humidity, and a safety check for carbon monoxide.