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What Is IAQ?

Your home’s air quality (or otherwise referred as indoor air quality (IAQ) affects you and your family’s life, every day, because most of us spend up to 90% of our time indoors. Common household activities and products can adversely affect indoor air quality: cooking, cleaning, furniture, paint and pets are just a few of the culprits.

Today’s tightly sealed and energy-efficient homes can actually have negative effects on your home’s air quality because they might not be properly equipped to filter and purify the constantly re-circulated air. Without adequate indoor air circulation, pollutants can build up over time, leading to poor indoor air quality.

Pollutants aren’t the only contributors to poor IAQ. Temperature and humidity need to be balanced to create a comfortable and healthy home environment.

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