How Can I Keep My Indoor Air Cleaner this Allergy Season?
August 31, 2022
Knowledge share by
Sean Nelson

While most people look forward to all that the summer months have to offer, it can be a less-than-comfortable time for seasonal allergy sufferers. Late spring allergies are generally caused by a number of things, but the biggest culprits include mold, ragweed, and other weed pollens. Unfortunately, there isn’t a lot to do when it comes to the air outside during this season, but you can make a difference where the air inside your home is concerned.
There are a number of indoor air quality, or IAQ, products on the market today that help keep allergens at a minimum inside your home, helping you and your family enjoy fresher, cleaner air. In this article, we’ll talk about how some IAQ products can help clear the air in your home. Keep reading to learn more!
Combat seasonal allergies with indoor air quality products.
As we mentioned above, there are many IAQ products that can help you and your family enjoy better indoor air this allergy season. These include:
- Air Filtration: Did you know one of the easiest ways you can keep the air in your home cleaner and fresher is simply by making sure your system’s filter is changed regularly? Air filtration is beneficial because they trap pollutants, allergens, and other pathogens that can cause poor indoor air quality.
- Air Purification: Air purification systems offer advanced air cleaning that can help rid your home’s air of odor, air pollutants, chemical odors, smoke, mold, bacteria, and viruses. For instance, the Air Knight, one of the most advanced air purification systems on the market today, uses a unique new indoor air quality process to naturally produce ionic oxidizers that proactively seek out and purify pollutants in the air AND on surfaces.
- Humidification: Overly dry indoor air is often associated with forced-air systems, and can exacerbate symptoms for allergy sufferers. It can cause dryness in the eyes, nose, and throat, making allergies feel even worse. Whole-house humidifiers help deliver moisture throughout your home, helping you enjoy better comfort.
Make sure your AC system is ready for warmer weather, too.
A dirty home cooling system can contribute to poor indoor air quality as well. That’s because dirt, dust, and other particulates can accumulate in your system. This can be especially problematic if you have a central air system. When your system runs, these particles are distributed into the air you and your family breathe.
Fortunately, getting proper annual maintenance can help keep this concern at bay. During maintenance, your technician will make sure your system is clean. They’ll also check to make sure your HVAC system is operating effectively and efficiently so that you’ll be able to rely on your system once the warmer weather arrives.
Can Stafford Mechanical Services, Inc. help me with IAQ and AC maintenance?
At Stafford Mechanical Services, Inc., we’re pleased to offer our customers a number of indoor air quality products, and services. You’ll breathe easier with products that help clean your home’s air, making it fresher, cleaner, and more allergen-free. We can help you get the air filtration and humidification you need for greater home comfort, as well as schedule an appointment with you for your annual heating maintenance. You may contact us via phone at (860) 684-9485. We look forward to helping you with all of your home comfort needs.
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