When considering an air purification system, it is important to understand the pollutants currently in your home, their size, and the solutions available for your unique situation. A survey from Healthy Air USA will provide the information you need to make an educated buying decision.

Information that might be collected:

• Particulate count at .3 and 5 microns
• Particulate concentration by size
• Relative humidity throughout the home and unconditioned areas
• Location and level of visible mold contamination
• Leaky duct work contributing to the indoor air pollution
• Detection of Carbon Monoxide

BreatheScore Screenings:

• Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
• Formaldehyde
• Ozone
• Nitrogen Dioxide

Whether your home is less than 1 year old or over 100 years old, you most likely have a concentration higher than that outdoors when it comes to contaminants. The more time spent in a polluted environment increases the chances of developing respiratory problems. The very young, elderly, those suffering from allergies or asthma, and the immunocompromised are at greater risk.

For information about getting a system designed to meet your home’s unique needs, call Healthy Air USA.