Summer is in full swing, and the flowers are blooming. Many Cudahy residents are spending their free time soaking up the sun with BBQs, outdoor adventures, and gardening.
While the time outside is lovely, you might find yourself sniffly and itchy, even after you’ve washed off the great outdoors.
If you’ve noticed persistent allergies following you around, like your puppy that always seems to be under your feet, it might be a sign that your home’s air needs attention. While these pollutants are invisible to the human eye, they can wreak havoc on you and your family’s health.
What is ‘Indoor Air Quality?’
In short, ‘air quality’ is just the technical term for ‘the air you breathe.’ The spring and summer months can introduce a whole host of allergens that sneak into your home. The number of people and pets living in your home, how often you have your windows open, and how often you clean your home are all factors in how many particulates are in your air.
When your air quality isn’t up to par, persistent allergies, headaches, nausea, fatigue, and restlessness will likely follow. Maintaining good air quality keeps you and your family in better health so that you can enjoy the beauty of the season with a clear nose, even when the flowers and trees are in full bloom.
Where to Start?
Here at Capital, we offer several solutions to improve the air you and your family breathe. We always suggest starting with a comprehensive air quality audit. Using a state-of-the-art device known as the “Detecto-rator,” we scan your home for particles, chemicals, carbon, and humidity levels.
Once our nationally accredited technicians have the results, they’ll go through all the details with you so that both of you can start creating a thorough action plan, custom tailored to your home. Even a small improvement to your home’s air quality can have a BIG result. We fix it, and you feel it—literally.
The Capital Difference
Here at Capital, we believe you should always have maximum comfort and safety in your home, and that starts with the air you breathe. If you’re ready to schedule your comprehensive air quality audit or simply have a question about the air you breathe, give us a call—let’s air out your concerns!
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