“Care About Your Air!”

Little known fact: Indoor air pollution is among the top five environmental dangers to the public.  Airborn toxins (such as mold spores, bacteria, fungi, viruses, radon gas, dust, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide) can cause headaches, skin rashes, infections, dizziness, fatigue, and irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat.  These unexpected and unpredictable symptoms are often indications that your building or dwelling has an indoor air quality problem that should be addressed.  These unpleasant symptoms aren't worth the trouble; eliminating the problem is an easy fix!  You should get a comprehensive indoor air quality assessment and remediation company that provides services to commercial, governmental, industrial, residential, health care, and residential properties.

The company you use should be fully trained on the latest industry techniques and outfitted with state-of-the-art equipment.  In fact, a technician certified by the National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) or a Certified Mold Remediation specialist should supervise each project in order to guarantee top-notch work.  You should get customized recommendations for maintaining the indoor environment of the home or building in the future.

Don't let your unclean air go untested and/or untreated!  Call for an assessment and cleaning today.

Look for the following services:

- HVAC/Ventilation and Air Duct System Cleaning
- Mold Remediation and Decontamination
- Indoor Air Quality Testing and Sampling
- Fire and Water Restoration
- Fire/smoke Damper Inspection and Cleaning
- Fiberglass Insulation Removal, Encapsulation, and Installation
- Selective Dust-Free Demolition, Containment, and Removal
- Laundry and Kitchen Exhaust System Cleaning
- Installation and Maintenance of Air Purification and Dehumidification Systems

…and more!

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There are many ways to improve your indoor air quality control, but regular maintenance for your heating and air condition systems is one of the most important. Now that winter is coming, it is an especially good time to invest in heating service. Corona homeowners can find small problems that are affecting their home’s comfort and indoor air quality and take care of them before they become bigger problems. Commercial heating and air conditioning maintenance is also recommended for business properties at least annually. With regular cleaning and repair, Corona homeowners and business property owners can expect their heat and AC systems to reliably stand the test of time.

When it comes to heating service, Corona HVAC specialists typically recommend the following repairs to improve the furnace or boiler’s efficiency, and to lengthen its life span:

* adjust gas valve pressure

* install skim tap system to remove sludge build up

* install spark ignition in place of pilot light

* replace leaky radiator valves

* replace rusted or damaged pipes

A residential or commercial heating and air conditioning professional might also recommend adding an air eliminator to reduce water noise or upgrading to a new expansion tank that takes up less space. And for indoor air quality control, HVAC professionals also recommend cleaning for both heating and air conditioning systems at least once a year. The ductwork connected to your air conditioner or heating system can collect dust, mold, pollen, bacteria and other allergens. Such contaminants will build up and circulate throughout a home or business every time the furnace or air conditioner turns on. Preventing these potentially dangerous substances from being spread throughout the building should be important to homeowners and business owners alike.

It’s much better to invest in cleaning, maintenance and minor repairs than to compromise indoor air quality and get stuck with huge repair bills later on. Now is an ideal time to consider some maintenance for your HVAC system if you haven’t already done so.

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You might think your indoor air quality is good; after all, you windows keep a lot of pollutants shut out especially in the wintertime, right? But actually, nothing could be further from the truth.

In fact, indoor air quality can be worse than outdoor air quality because of several factors. First of all, in the wintertime, fresh air is not allowed to circulate from the outdoors because windows are closed all the time. In fact, it can be as much as 10 times worse than during the seasons you can have your windows open. Therefore, to make sure you and your family stay healthy, you'll need to actively work on keeping your indoor air quality as pristine as possible.

There are several things you can do to help improve your indoor air quality.

Number one, use indoor live plants. Not only are these beautiful, but they also utilize carbon dioxide and exchange it with oxygen. In effect, they "clean the air," naturally. They can help reduce other pollutants, too.

Number two, limit smoking to the outdoors if you must smoke. Of course, smoking is not good for you anyway, but if you've got the habit and you can't stop, take your smoking outdoors. Having a "designated smoking area" inside isn't going to help you, either. Smoke goes everywhere no matter how you try to limit it, so if you smoke indoors, your family does, too.

Number three, limit your use of aerosol cans or eliminate them completely. Especially if you've got lung problems like asthma, aerosols can make these types of irritations worse. Use sprays instead of aerosols to get around this problem.

Number four, clean places where mold can grow. That means, your shower curtain, humidifier, et cetera. Any place that gets damp regularly can have a problem with mold. Even if you can't see it, mold can irritate breathing passages and make you sick.

Number five, check your plants' soil for mold, too. Remember those lovely live indoor plants we talked about earlier? They're great, but you have to make sure their soil doesn't stay too damp; if it's left too damp, mold can grow.

Number six, clean your air filters regularly. And if you don't have air filters, you should. There are a couple of different types you can try. HEPA air filters probably do the best job of cleaning out all pollutants, but they can be noisy. They're also somewhat expensive because they require regular filter replacement. Electrostatic air filters do a good job, too, and the benefit to them is that you can clean them regularly instead of having to replace filters. They're also much quieter than HEPA filters.

Number seven, use ventilation fans, but sparingly. They are there for a reason, meaning that they're there to ventilate areas they existed. Using them in bathrooms and kitchens, for example, keeps moisture down and therefore mold growth down, too. Turn them off as soon as areas are dry, though, because they do tend to ventilate heat out into the outdoors, which can drive your energy costs up.

Number eight, vacuum and dust regularly. This helps keep dust mites down and removes other allergens, too. And don't just stick to the carpet. Vacuum draperies, upholstery, anyplace where dust can exist. It's a good idea to get a couple of different types of vacuums, such as an upright and a handheld, so that you get all areas vacuumed completely. Alternatively, of course, you can get an upright with attachments that can do the same job.

These tips should help keep you and your family healthy throughout those long indoor winter months, so that you breathe easier -- literally.

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