More about my Indoor Air Quality

Humidity Control

If humidity inside your home is not maintained at optimal levels, it can have an adverse affect on the health of your family.

Humidity can affect your breathing, especially if you have asthma or COPD and  will increase complaints of shortness of breath. 

We are most comfortable when the relative humidity  ranges between 20 and 60%. The recommended humidity for indoors is 30 to 50%.

If the indoor humidity is above 60%, mold and mildew begin to form. High humidity levels hold pollutants in the air. Eventually, musty odor will start and the indoors will have a clammy feel.

On the other hand, when the humidity is less than 30% it can cause static electricity problems, irritation of the skin and dry eyes. The mucous membranes can start drying, which may reduce the person’s resistance towards upper respiratory illness.

Air Purification

HVAC systems are a breeding ground for Mold, Bacteria, other fungi, allergens and more.

Greater than 50% of all illness's are caused by poor indoor air quality as stated buy the EPA, CDC and the Allergy Institute.

No Matter if you are feeling the effects compared to others in your home, improving poor indoor air quality should be a priority to every homeowner.

Unfortunately, it may take some time to determine if there is a  link between poor indoor air and the health symptoms or complications that you may be experiencing.

​Often the case, the air in your home might be harming you more subtly and you don't even know it.  This is precisely why it's important to do what you can to improve the air quality you are breathing.

Air Duct & Vent Cleaning

Dirty air ducts are one of many possible sources for particles & impurities in your air. Most home & office indoor air is more polluted than outdoor air.

This unhealthy air is distributed throughout the home every time your heating & Cooling system kicks on.

Dirty air ducts can contribute to allergy symptoms and a dirty house. The inside of your home traps allergens, making it impossible to avoid dust, dandruff and derbies floating around. 
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Most fiberglass filters (store filters) are only 7% effective in stopping dirt, dust, pollen and only trap only the largest dust particles.

Call today to set up your free in-home Air Duct Cleaning Estimate
​865-230-5079

Oh wow, don't breath!​
Mold, dust mites, pet dander and pest droppings or body parts can trigger asthma. Biological contaminants, including molds and pollens can cause allergic reactions for a significant portion of the population. Tuberculosis, measles, staphylococcus infections, Legionella and influenza are known to be transmitted by air .                                    It's okay, We can get rid of most of this!
https://www.epa.gov/indoor-air-quality-iaq/biological-pollutants-impact-indoor-air-quality​

The inside of your home traps allergens, making it impossible to avoid dust, dandruff & debris. The air in your home can easily be 5 times more contaminated than outdoors. We diagnose the real problem and install the best medical grade proven products to solve those issues.

And What about Radon?

Click here to Find out more about Radon in your Home and How to Solve the Problem

​                                                                                                           Radon zones
                                                       Zone 3 (25 counties)          Zone 2 (31 counties)           Zone 1 (41 counties)
 Highest Potential: counties have a predicted average indoor radon screening level greater than 4 pCi/L (pico curies per liter) (red zones)
 Moderate Potential: counties have a predicted average indoor radon screening level between 2 and 4 pCi/L (orange zones)
 Low Potential: counties have a predicted average indoor radon screening level less than 2 pCi/L (yellow zones)

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Every home in Tennessee should be tested especially when you consider the fact that radon related lung cancer kills approximately 21,000 people each year.