Griffith Energy Services | Your Home's Indoor Air Quality

YOUR HOME'S INDOOR AIR QUALITY How to self-assess it, and which products work best ASTHMA + ALLERGIES Consider the health of the people who live in your home. If anyone suffers from asthma or allergies, take note of whether they have more symptoms in one area of the home than another. 2 HOME HISTORY Learn the history of your home if you are not the original owner. Older homes, in particular, often have poor air circulation and areas with high moisture content in the air. CHEMICAL STORAGE Take an inventory of what chemicals, cleaners, pesticides, and similar products are stored in your home. A concentration of these items in a single room can affect air quality. HOW TO IMPROVE INDOOR AIR QUALITY: 4 VENTILATION Look for ways to improve ventilation throughout your home. When temperatures are pleasant, open your doors and windows to let fresh air move through the home. AIR FILTERS Change filters on a regular schedule so that they are always working at peak efficiency to remove impurities from the air. RE-ORGANIZE If you can identify and eliminate the source of impurities, you've taken the most important step to improve the air quality in your home. You may want to change the location where chemicals are stored. Heating "Duct cleaning A/C IAQ Visit GriffithEnergyServices.com to learn more!