What most people don’t realize is that the air we breathe inside can be 20 times more polluted than outdoor air.

The Dangers In Your Home

The air in a typical home contains many unhealthy contaminants such as pollen, mold, smoke, animal dander, smog, and dust. These substances can:

* Be damaging to the lungs
* Irritate the eyes and sinuses
* Aggravate and cause allergies and asthma

According to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average person spends 90% of their time indoors, and 65% of that time is spent at home. With today's tightly sealed energy efficient homes and the daily use of modern cleaners, sprays, and fabrics, the only way to keep your indoor air safe and healthy is to use an indoor air cleaner.

There are many solutions to improve Indoor Air Quality, from filtration systems to complete systems that contain air cleaners. Contact us today for more information and an in-home evaluation, (517) 322-2250

Manage
Determining the source of indoor air pollutants is essential to improving its quality. Controlling things such as humidity in your home can reduce a number of harmful pollutants such as mold, mildew, dust mites and bacteria.

Filter
Proper air filtration can remove virtually all of these contaminants via mechanical filters, which capture the elements. There are several sizes and designs that can be added to your system for a whole-house filtration.

Refresh
Fresh outdoor air in your home is key to better air quality. Heating & Cooling systems do not have a way of bringing that air inside, therefore people resort to finding other methods of freshening the air.

Purify
By using filters, fresh air and the newest technology of ultra-violet lighting and other bacteria eliminating products you can remove most of the pollutants leaving your in-door air clean and fresh.