During the winter months, the air quality in your home or business will typically be a lot lower than at other times of the year. The reason for this is the increased insulation in your home (due to things like weatherstripping and so on) as well as less ventilation. The combination of the two makes…
If you suffer from allergies, you may find that your symptoms get a lot worse during the winter months. There are a few reasons for this. First, your home is a lot more insulated due to things like weatherstripping. Your home is also much less likely to get as much ventilation as other times of…
Good indoor air quality is critical both at home and in the business environment. According to the EPA, indoor air quality is 5X more polluted than outdoor air, but it gets particularly worse in the winter months. Poor indoor air quality is linked with poor health, more employee sick days, and therefore lost productivity and…
Natural disasters like floods, tornados, hurricanes, windstorms or wildfires introduce numerous health concerns in their wake. One such health risk has to do with the quality of air following such disasters. Natural disasters can introduce a variety of pollutants into the air, from carbon monoxide to molds, to chemicals and smoke, some of which can…
|
COVID-19 Update - How we are helping keep our customers, employee and communities safe
|
