Breathing shouldn’t have to be a struggle. We believe in providing our customers with the cleanest, most breathable air. For people with existing lung problems, indoor air quality is especially important.

In an average home there can be a significant amount of pollutants in the air. It’s not always easy to notice that they are there when you have healthy lungs, but people with weaker lungs can easily pick up on poor air quality that other people don’t notice. Maybe it’s built up dust, there’s pollen in the air, or maybe you moved into a home that was previously owned by someone who occasionally smoked inside.

If there is someone living in your home that is having trouble breathing, consider getting having an air cleaner installed in your home. And if everyone in your home is breathing fine right now, it’s still a good idea to have your air cleaned so that they can continue to breathe well in the future. Air pollutants can cause adverse long conditions that weren’t there before, so protect your family and give them access to clean oxygen, a basic human necessity.

You can maintain good air quality by having a ventilation like a heating return ventilator (HRV) system and regularly changing your furnace air filter. There are a lot of options when filtering air, so talk to a professional to find what will work best for your needs.