Getting and using an air quality monitor is a way to know more about the air inside your home or workplace. Before buying one, though, what does an air quality monitor detect? Which one fits what you’re looking for, or maybe even a specific need for you or a loved one? We’ll go into what you should know

Places Mold Commonly Grows in the Home
Mold, which is really thousands of types of fungus, can form and grow any place there’s organic matter plus moisture. This very much includes a home. Mold can be different places in your home and in places you’d never think of.

We can measure air conditioning systems in multiple ways. Whether it’s a unit with a bunch of years on it or when looking at a unit when it’s time for a new one, different measurements give different information. Perhaps the most referenced and most important ratings having to do with AC is SEER Rating.

More time indoors along with more knowledge and concern of indoor air quality means more interest in doing all we can to have clean air inside our homes. An air purifier could be a good device for better air quality for everyone in your home. But how do you know what’s best to buy?

Hopefully, you’re not spending a lot of time down in your home’s crawl space. So you might not care or even know about moisture down there. A wet, damp, humid, moldy crawl space can be a huge problem. It can lead to health problems or expensive home repair and structural issues.

If you’re thinking about a new AC unit, or suddenly in need of one, there are many benefits to putting in a new AC unit for your home. There are positives to health, comfort, energy bills, efficiency and new technology. This is especially if it’s been 10-15 years since you’ve looked into a new unit.