Oftentimes, air quality problems result from poor ventilation. Poor ventilation is usually the result of an inefficiency that needs to be addressed within a home’s HVAC system. Identifying that inefficiency through an air quality assessment, and then repairing what is causing the inefficiency, can result in a decrease in your home’s monthly energy bill.

Poor air quality can lead to all sorts of health issues. Those health issues can include but are not limited to: headaches, fatigue, nasal irritation, and a scratchy throat. An indoor air quality assessment can detect the indoor air pollutants that cause poor air quality. If left unaddressed, those indoor air pollutants can lead to dangerous respiratory issues, heart problems, and in rare cases cancer.

An indoor air quality assessment can also locate the source of any odors circulating throughout your home. Those odors could be from mold, rodents, smoke, or other airborne pollutants.

Having an indoor air quality assessment can also diagnose issues that need to be addressed in order to just make your home more comfortable. For example, an indoor air quality assessment can indicate high humidity or another factor limiting a homeowner’s comfort level so that a course of action can be taken to improve it.