Have you asked yourself any of these questions?
- What is that smell?
- Is it dangerous for us to breathe the air in here?
- What is causing our indoor air to be so nasty?
- Does it mean I have a problem if my ducts “look” dirty?
If you have had these questions, it is very likely that you have indoor air quality issues.
An increased emphasis on energy efficiency and building “tighter” houses in recent years has sparked debate. There are tradeoffs. Taking advantage of today’s heating and cooling efficiency innovations can mean inhibiting a home or building’s ability to shed excess moisture and exchange fresh air.
What can I do?
Regardless of how energy efficiency-related building codes evolve, proactive home maintenance is the best defense in mold prevention. Clean and dry out unwanted water problems immediately. Be sure all mechanical systems are inspected and working as designed. Evaluate your home or building with a top-down, outside-in approach with special emphasis on problem areas associated with unwanted moisture and water intrusion.
Left Untreated, Poor Indoor Air Quality Can:
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