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Did you know that most people spend about 90% of their lives indoors? Did you also know that indoor air is two times more likely to contain pollutants than the air outside your home? Your air conditioner and heater pull air from inside and outside your home and send it through a series of coils, filters, and ducts. When there are dangerous or dirty components in your systems, it can reduce your air quality dramatically.
At RR Electric, Heating & Air, we are focused on making our clients happy and healthy. If you are unsure about the status of your home’s air quality or you are experiencing severe allergy symptoms, give us a call and let us inspect your unit.
Reach out to a Simi Valley indoor air quality specialists at (805) 307-7798.
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According to the American Lung Association, there are three deadly air pollutants commonly found in American homes: secondhand smoke, radon gas, and carbon monoxide. Other dangerous pollutants include mold spores, bacteria from dead animals in your air ducts, harmful germs in the air, volatile organic compounds from paints, dust mites, and mildew. If you are noticing your home is extremely dusty, there could be issues with your ducts and HVAC system.
Installing an air purifier, dehumidifier, or humidifier may help improve your air quality. One of our experienced technicians can let you know which appliances are best for you. We also recommend that you regularly clean your air ducts to ensure cleaner, healthier indoor air.
Let our family owned and operated team of Simi Valley indoor air quality technicians inspect your home. Call (805) 307-7798 to get started.
If your air is not clean, it may result in short-term health problems such as:
Poor air quality can also result in long-term health conditions including:
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