Air Quality Control Services

Marshall Comfort Solutions offers several products to help clean and improve the air quality inside your home. From air filtration to humidity control products, we can help keep the air clean and your home comfortable year around. Give us a call for a no obligation assessment of your needs.

Air Quality

Trapped indoor air is often far more polluted than outdoor air. Studies estimate that trapped indoor air quality is usually 2 o 5 times more polluted than the air outside. Most people will spend over 70 percent of their lives indoors, which means that exposure to often harmful pollutants is inevitable. The US Environmental Protection Agency views indoor air pollution as one of the five top environmental risks to human health. Polluted indoor air causes allergies and can make asthma attacks more severe or frequent.
What causes poor indoor air quality?

Chemicals —
The very material used to construct a home contains a vast array of chemical. The chemicals are leeched into the air as time goes by.

Particulate —
The furnishings inside of he home can accumulate dust, dirt and other debris. The slightest disturbance will send the particles flying thru the home’s air.

Mold Spores —
Any type of moisture in the home will cause mold to grow. The mold may even be invisible to the human eye, but the spores it creates will become airborne.

Stale Air —
A home is generally sealed up. The more sealed up a home is, the older and staler the home’s air will become. With out an adequate influx of outdoor air into the home, the interior air will begin to increase the concentration of pollutants in the hone’s interior.

Humidity Control

Controlling the humidity in your home is important for several reasons. Dry air can draw moisture from porous materials like wood from items like furniture, wood floors, pianos and other wood items. Dry air can cause respiratory problems and increase the risk of allergy symptoms for many people. During the winter it is even more important to maintain proper home humidity levels. Dry air can make your home feel cooler causing you to run your furnace longer than needed.

Improve your family’s health

The even humidity level maintained by a whole-house humidifier keeps the air you breathe healthier, no matter which room you are in. Allergy Buyers Club reports that dry air can exacerbate sinus problems and cause nose bleeds, and it can encourage the spread of some viruses that cause respiratory illness. Humidified air can help reduce snoring for some people, and it reduces chapped lips, dry throat and dry skin.

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