Modern homes are well sealed to keep heating and cooling indoors. While this improves energy efficiency, inadequate fresh air, indoor contaminants and nonstop recirculation can lead to problems.

Don’t worry, though, because Diedrick's Heating and Air Conditioning can help you have an energy-efficient home that’s also comfortable. Our services include an air quality audit, air duct cleaning and products to help improve indoor air quality in Seymour, Wisconsin.

Call us at 920-833-7967 today to start refreshing your home’s indoor air quality.

Signs Your Home Deals With Poor Indoor Air Quality

Is your home healthy? It may not be as clean as you think. Pollution can be two to five times more concentrated indoors than outdoors, as reported by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Indoor air pollutants drifting in your home’s air could induce headaches and allergy flareups. And mold and mildew can cause a variety of health problems.

Health Problems

While these symptoms can be caused by other issues, they can be indicative your home has indoor air quality (IAQ) problems. This is especially true if you feel better while you’re away from home.

  • Dry eyes, nose, throat or skin
  • Headaches and sinus irritation
  • Fatigue
  • Allergies or asthma symptoms that are more intense than usual
  • Coughing and sneezing
  • Dizziness or nausea

Environmental Problems

A well-worn heating and cooling system will sometimes be a contributing factor in indoor air quality problems, particularly if it’s struggling to filter air, control humidity or keep temperatures consistent.

Here are a few other signs you might need to purify your indoor air:

  • Too much static or mold growth
  • Large amounts of dust
  • Stuffy or musty odors

How Can I Stop Indoor Air Quality Problems?

Combating indoor air quality problems can be fairly easy with just 10 simple tips:

  1. Plan an indoor air quality audit with Diedrick's Heating and Air Conditioning. We’ll evaluate areas that affect air quality, like humidity, carbon monoxide and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Then we’ll go over whatever concerns we come across and how you can fix them.
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