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Category: Indoor Air Quality

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5 Reasons Why You Need a Whole-Home Dehumidifier in Texas

Texas has a diverse climate and vast landscape, which presents several unique challenges when it comes to indoor air quality. The state’s weather varies from a humid subtropical climate in the east to an arid...

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How Do Air Scrubbers Work?

Indoor air pollution is a serious health risk and often worse than outdoor pollution because of the elevated concentration levels. An air scrubber is an air purification system that combats poor indoor air quality by...

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Protect Your Home with Air Duct Cleaning

Buildup in your home’s HVAC system and dryer vents can restrict airflow, promoting bacteria, creating a fire hazard, and putting unnecessary strain on your air circulation system. Maintaining clean air ducts and dryer vents is...

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The Importance of Home Air Quality: Protecting Your Family’s Health

As a Home owner it’s important to understand the vital role that indoor air quality plays in the health and well-being of your family. In both residential and commercial settings, clean air is essential for...

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Are Smoke Alarms and Carbon Monoxide Detectors Really Necessary?

Smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors are something every home should have, and the reason for this should be obvious, as both devices can save your life. In the US, house fires kill around seven...
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7 Signs Your Home Has Poor Indoor Air Quality

When you are in your house in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX, you may take for granted that the air you are breathing is clean. However, even if you clean every day and change the filters in...