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Home Air Quality Testing
Contaminated Indoor Air
Home air quality testing is important! A poor indoor environment can have harsh consequences if left unaddressed. Our experienced technicians can help diagnose and solve indoor air quality problems in your home that can put your family at risk.
Indoor Air
There are many serious medical conditions associated with contaminated air. Home air quality testing can help find out if your indoor evironment might be the cause of any of these symptoms:
- Watering eyes
- Sore throat
- Chronic coughing
- Difficulty breathing
- Allergies
- Wheezing
- Respiratory Congestion
- Rashes
- Headaches
- Nose bleeds
- Fatigue and malaise
- Asthma
- COPD
- Lung disease
Denver Home Air Quality Testing
Homes that have serious indoor air quality issues can be difficult to diagnose and remedy. It takes a professional HVAC technician who has the appropriate training and equipment to locate the source of the problem and correct it.
The EPA has consistently identified substandard indoor air as one of the five most damaging environmental hazards. As a result, leading-edge HVAC contractors have begun to offer testing and remediation in order to keep their customer’s indoor environment healthy and safe.
Understanding Sick Building Syndrome
On a daily basis, the average family introduces or generates a significant quantity of pollutants that settle inside the home. This includes smoke, dander, dust, dirt, pollen and a variety of other contaminants. These particles are ultimately drawn into your heating and air conditioning systems and cycled repeatedly throughout the home, and are inhaled by everyone in the house.
Constant exposure to airborne particulate matter can aggravate asthma, allergies and other breathing conditions, so your indoor environment should be a priority. If your home does not have the technology required to keep indoor air clean, you may have Sick Building Syndrome. Contact us to arrange testing. Our success is completely dependent on the satisfaction of our customers, so we’re willing to do whatever it takes to complete the job to your satisfaction and show you why we’re the most trusted when it comes to Plumbing, Heating And Cooling in Denver, CO.
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