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You Could Be Your Own Worst Enemy
Did you know that your daily life style can have a huge im-
pact on your families health? Everyday house hold items
such as cleaning product, sprays, and even pets can have
an impact on your heating and cooling and air qualty in your
home. Almost everything in your home can be a source of
air pollution such as damp carpet, plumbing leaks, can
cause mold and that mold produces mold spores that go
directly into the air. Pretty scary stuff, but if you have a
well designed heating and cooling system that is inspected
on a regular basis, your system can handle it with no
problems.
Just What The Doctor Ordered:
Indoor Air Quality Professional of
Carolina Heating and Air Design
Now that we have talked about your indoor health quality
let’s talk about what you need to look for to see if your
family is being affected by poor air quality in your home.
If you notice that you or your family are suffering from any
of the following symptoms. You should call to schedule a
total inspection of your heating and cooling system. Since
an inspection is needed anyway you just might save a lot
of money on medical bills as well. Many times the follow-
ing symptoms are sometimes totally eliminated by a sing-
le service call from Carolina Heating &
Air Design:
• sneezing
• coughing
• shortness of breath
• fever
• dizziness
• headache
• fatigue
• poor concentration
• dizziness
• nausea
• dry throat
• shortness of breath or bronchial asthma
• irritation and infection of respiratory tract
• nasal problems (stuffiness, irritation)
• skin problems (dryness, irritation, rashes)
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IAQ is the abbreviation for
indoor door Air Quality. Indoor
air quality is defined as the how
healthy the air is in your home.
Think of Indoor Air Quality as an
index to determine the quality of
the air you breathe as well as
your families general health. Is
it important? You bet!
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Only a professional can tell you
that. For sure your air quality
will get worse if you do not have
your heating a cooling system
checked on a regular schedule.
Many factors can affect the air
you breath, such as a improper
ventilation plan, lack of temper-
ature regulation, and improper
humidity levels can give your
home poor air quality. There are
the things that only a profes-
sional can determine.
Carolina Heating &
Air Design
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We can make sure you have prop-
per ventilation, dehumidification to
prevent bacteria growth, and have
proper filtration; your home’s IAQ
should help keep you healthy and
comfortable.
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