Clean Air Blog

Seasonal flu and colds are a common concern during certain times of the year, especially in environments where people spend a lot of time indoors, such as homes, offices, and schools. HVAC systems can play a vital role in reducing...

Maintaining high indoor air quality (IAQ) is essential in fitness centers and gyms, where occupants are constantly breathing heavily during exercise. The combination of increased physical activity, high occupancy, and airborne contaminants like dust, sweat particles, and even viruses can...

Ensuring clean, healthy air in childcare centers is vital for maintaining a safe environment for children. Young children, particularly those with developing immune systems or respiratory issues like asthma, are more susceptible to airborne contaminants such as dust, allergens, and...

As a pet owner, you know that pets bring joy, companionship, and unfortunately, a lot of hair and dander into your home. These particles can affect the air quality in your home and put extra strain on your HVAC system....

Home renovations can be an exciting time as you transform your space, but they often come with a hidden downside: poor indoor air quality. Dust, debris, and chemical fumes can circulate throughout your home during the renovation process, potentially affecting...

Allergies can make life miserable, especially during certain times of the year. While many people focus on outdoor allergens, the air inside your home can be just as problematic. Your HVAC system plays a crucial role in either alleviating or...

For many, the quality of the air inside their homes is a significant concern, especially for those suffering from allergies or respiratory issues. Reducing allergens in your home can greatly improve your comfort and health. Here are some simple, effective...

Quality sleep is essential for good health, yet many of us struggle to get enough rest each night. While factors like stress and diet play a role, the quality of the air in our sleeping environment is often overlooked. Poor...

As summer approaches, so does allergy season, bringing discomfort to many. Pollen, dust, and other airborne allergens can significantly affect your indoor air quality and exacerbate allergy symptoms. Fortunately, there are several ways to minimize allergens in your home, ensuring...