Take a few moments to ask yourself these questions about your home, and if you answer YES to any of them, you may be interested in our Free Indoor Air Quality Test (a value of $159.00) - click here for more information.

Temperature:

• Are there certain areas in your home or in rooms that are always too cold or too hot?
• Are rooms on the second floor too hot in summer and cold in winter?
• Is your basement family room is too cold in spring or fall?
• Are there are cold and hot spots in area throughout your home?

Too Little Humidity

• Does anyone in your family suffer from chronic physical symptoms (e.g., sore throat, dry skin, sinus irritation)?
• Have you noticed damage to woodwork and wood furniture throughout your home that has begun to crack?
• Do you or any other members of your family feel cool, regardless of the temperature inside your home?

Too Much Humidity

• Do you or any other members of your family feel clammy, sweaty or sticky, regardless of the temperature inside your home?
• Does anyone in your family suffer from allergies (dust mites, molds and fungi)?
• Do you have a musty smell in your home?
• Do you notice warping in wood, peeling of paints and wallpaper, and mildew in paper-based materials in any places of your home?

Filtration & Ventilation

• Do you have pets in your home?
• Is your bathroom and stove top exhaust fan piped properly to the outside?
• Does anyone smoke in your home or attached garage?
• Have you recently remodeled any room(s) in your home?
• If you answered YES to any of these questions, you should contact us for a free Indoor Air Quality test - this will help pinpoint issues with your home and offer solutions specific to your IAQ problems. To set up your IAQ test - click here.

Important Information:

Air leaks throughout your home can make you and your family uncomfortable as well as cost you money. Inefficient insulation can lead to walls and ceilings that are cold to the touch in winter and are hot in the summertime making your heating and cooling system work harder to keep your home comfortable. Today's homes are being built better with more insulation and are becoming virtually draft-free. Older homes that had natural air leaks through the home are being remodeled with newer, air tight windows and added insulation. While these changes can make your home more energy efficient, they can also lead to a number of filtration problems.

According to the EPA, concentrations of toxic pollutants can be up to one hundred times greater inside a home than outside, even in our smoggiest cities. Complaints of stuffiness, unpleasant odors and illness are common in houses that contain too little fresh air. And today's homes can trap contaminants like formaldehyde, radon, and household chemicals.