Those who suffer with seasonal allergies are all too familiar with the importance of good indoor air quality; contaminants and allergens that are present in your home's air can play a significant role in the severity of seasonal allergies. Even people who do not suffer from allergies can feel the effects of poor air quality. Your HVAC system plays a much larger role in the air quality of your home than you may realize.
You should be regularly changing your system's air filter - ideally every three months, possibly more during peak seasons. Allergens and other debris will become lodged in your filter, and once it collects too much dust, dirt, and allergens, two main things will happen: 1) The air flow will become greatly reduced, and 2) The air that does flow through your home will carry those particulates with it - exacerbating allergies and other respiratory symptoms. Most people do not realize that the quality of the air indoors can be worse than it is outside!
If you're contemplating additional ways to improve your air quality indoors and reduce allergy symptoms, consider the following:
Contact All Pro AC today and make your appointment to have your system maintained. We can also help you achieve cleaner indoor air in other ways too, so call today! We offer indoor air quality services in addition to services for all major brands of air conditioners and furnaces. Contact us now.
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