Indoor Air Quality in Ann Arbor, MI
When your southeast Michigan home’s air is too humid, dry, or full of harmful chemicals and irritants, it can cause discomfort and health problems, including eye and nose irritation, respiratory problems, dry skin, and more.
At Indoor Comfort, our highly skilled team has the training and top-quality products to improve indoor air quality, leaving you with fresher, healthier air.
Call (734) 665-9860 or contact our team today to schedule indoor air quality services in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, or Chelsea, MI.
Indoor Air Quality Services in Washtenaw County
We proudly offer comprehensive IAQ services at Indoor Comfort to fit each home’s unique needs. We can install and service:
- Air purifiers: These remove gases such as cooking odors, bacteria, and viruses from the air, leaving you with cleaner, healthier, and fresher air.
- Air scrubbers: Air scrubbers remove dirt, dander, pollen, bacteria, and more from your air while purifying and disinfecting, leaving you with cleaner, healthier air free of harmful pollutants.
- Humidifiers: Humidifiers help maintain a healthy humidity level, preventing problems such as dry skin, nose and eye irritation, and higher chances of getting sick.
- Duct cleaning: Cleaning your ducts ensures that you remove debris, dirt, and dust from circulating in your home when you turn your HVAC system on.
Contact Indoor Comfort today at (734) 665-9860 to schedule indoor air quality services for your southeast Michigan home.
Signs You Need to Improve Your Indoor Air Quality
Did you know indoor air, on average, is up to five times more polluted than outdoor air? Here are a few specific indicators that your home and family would benefit from professional indoor air quality services:
- You wake up with a dry throat every morning: Frequent dry or itchy eyes, dry throat, nose bleeds, and sneezing are all signs that your air is too dry. Dry air also increases your risk of catching airborne illnesses.
- The air has a persistent odor: Lingering odors can be caused by cooking, mold or mildew, pet smells, smoking, cleaning chemicals, and other common sources that are hard to be without.
- The air feels muggy and uncomfortable: If your home’s air feels muggy and you’re always uncomfortable at home, you’d likely benefit from a whole-home dehumidifier.
- You notice allergy symptoms only when at home: This is a good indication that your indoor air is the problem, and it’s not seasonal allergies.
Contact us today at (734) 665-9860 if you have more questions or are ready to schedule IAQ services for your Ann Arbor-area home.
Why Choose Indoor Comfort for Indoor Air Quality Services?
Indoor Comfort has served the Ypsilanti area for over 70 years. We’ve earned a reputation for excellent service and top-quality products. Our proven reputation for great service and products makes us the team to call when you need healthier, fresher air in your home.
Ready to improve your home’s air quality and breathe healthier air? Contact us online or call the team at (734) 665-9860 to schedule indoor air quality services.
Indoor Air Quality FAQs
How can I maintain good air quality in my home?
A few things you can do to keep your home’s air fresh and healthy are:
- Replace or clean your HVAC system’s filter at least every three months
- Open windows to circulate fresh air throughout the home
- Use the vent fan over your stove when cooking to reduce humidity from steam and lingering food odors
- Vacuum weekly if you have two or more pets that shed fur
What’s the difference between an air cleaner and an air purifier?
Air cleaners filter certain particles and irritants out of the air, while air purifiers sanitize the air via negative ions, heat, ozone, or UV light. Air purifiers are typically less expensive to operate than air cleaners.
How do I know which IAQ system is best for my home?
The need for some indoor air quality systems is obvious, such as a dehumidifier if your air is too humid or you notice mold or mildew growth. Other issues don’t have an obvious solution, which is why our experts are available to assess your home’s air and make a professional recommendation.
