Many people spend most of their time indoors—at home, at work, or in school. Over time, dust, mold, allergens, and other particles can build up inside heating and cooling systems. When this happens, those pollutants can circulate through the air and affect health and comfort.

Poor indoor air quality can contribute to problems such as:

  • Allergies and respiratory irritation

  • Unpleasant odors

  • Poor airflow in heating and cooling systems

  • Increased dust in living spaces

By improving indoor air quality, people can create a cleaner and healthier environment for their families, employees, or customers. This is especially important for people with health problems, or elderly, who tend to have some breathing issues.

585-427-8020  ext. 303 will take you directly to Peter Gordon who you've heard on the WHAM Home Repair Clinic with Jim Salmon & John Welch.

https://indoorairpro.com/