Having seasonal allergies or an asthma diagnoses is tough to begin with. Having to work in a building that is not ventilated properly can intensify these already existent problems and provoke further health concerns. Beyond comfort, poor indoor air quality (IAQ) has the power to cause headaches, fatigue, trouble concentrating, and irritation of the eyes,… Read more »
At the start of the spring, most homeowners have a long list of spring cleaning jobs they want to complete around their houses. Their goal is usually to clean the inside and outside of their homes by the time the warm summer sun rolls around. When you’re doing this, don’t forget to have your chimney… Read more »
Do you have poor indoor air quality in your home? It can take a real toll on the health of you and your family and cause dust to build up all over the place inside your house. Replacing your HVAC system’s air filter every three months can help with this problem. However, if you want… Read more »
Buying a new home is an exciting endeavor and certainly a milestone in life. For many people, buying a “fixer upper” might bring you butterflies, but they do come with risks as well! If you are buying a home, you should be certain that the air quality is the best that it can be before… Read more »
The cold winter months make us want to stay inside and curl up under a blanket. Keeping warm against the freezing temperatures is important for comfort, health, and safety, which is why you need a furnace that you can trust. Superior Air Duct Cleaning compiled some furnace maintenance tips that will help your furnace run… Read more »
If you have a newborn or a baby at home, there is a long list of things that you should always have on hand in the baby’s nursery. From a crib and the proper bedding to a baby monitor and a changing table, the nursery should be stocked with everything you could ever need to… Read more »
Are you preparing to use your fireplace for the first time this fall? Before you do, it’s a good idea to have your chimney inspected and maintained to prevent running into any problems. If you fail to do this, you run the risk of starting a fire or sending carbon monoxide streaming back into your… Read more »
Unfortunately, bathrooms are practically bred to encourage mold. They are often sterile because of the material used (tile, marble, etc.); there’s water almost constantly flowing, from showers, tubs, and sinks; and as a result, humidity is often high, which many types of mold particularly love. It is important to keep mold out of your bathroom… Read more »
With the official start of summer just days away, temperatures are on the rise nationwide, and more of us are spending more of our time outside. If you’re allergy-prone, this is the toughest part of the year for you with pollen and other spring allergens are everywhere. Unfortunately, they are not going anywhere anytime soon…. Read more »
After a long winter, it is going to feel good to turn your furnace off for the first time in months once the weather finally breaks. Your furnace has worked hard to keep your home warm and could definitely use a break. Before you turn off your furnace for the spring and summer months, you… Read more »