Indoor Air Quality Services - Ozark MO

Indoor Air Quality in Ozark, MO

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Getting proper ventilation in Ozark, MO, is something many homeowners might overlook. There are various ways to help improve the overall quality of your home, including some lesser-known methods like installing UV lights. In addition, Queen City Heating & Cooling can help with your air quality needs, including maintenance and repair, humidifier and dehumidifier installations, air purifiers, UV light installations, indoor air quality testing, and air balancing. We also provide other heating and cooling services like HVAC and furnace maintenance and repair, which can help improve your air quality if the problem is your HVAC or heating system.

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Humidifiers and Dehumidifiers

Humidity levels are a vital part of maintaining air quality. Humidifiers help add moisture to the air. This can help relieve breathing symptoms in dry air, such as cracked skin around the nose and lip. Humidifiers can also reduce congestion, alleviate allergy symptoms, and help with overall comfort. Dehumidifiers pull moisture out of overly humid air, which is especially helpful if you live in a humid climate or are dealing with water damage. Mold and dust mites thrive in moist environments and can cause allergic reactions and respiratory problems if left for too long. A dehumidifier can help prevent them from growing. Maintaining a proper humidity level in your home is a delicate balancing act that can shift from season to season. For this reason, it’s a good idea to have a humidifier and a dehumidifier to keep the humidity just right.

Air Purifiers and Testing

Your air quality is also essential. While you might not be able to see it, a lot of particles might be floating around through the air in your home. These particles range from allergens and organic materials, like pet dander, to gases and inorganic chemicals. All of these play a role in the quality of the air you breathe. A poor-quality attitude can lead to difficulties with breathing, stale air, and allergic reactions and can even trigger asthma. It’s essential to have professional technicians test your air quality, as constantly living around low-quality air can lead to allergic symptoms, like a stuffy nose or dry eyes, and skin irritation. An air quality test will break down your mood into various categories, including biological, chemical, or VOC (volatile organic compounds) and explosive pollutants. The test will show how much of the air in your home contains these pollutants compared to clean air and will grade the air quality based on that ratio.

You might benefit from an air purifier if your home has poor air quality. Air purifiers help clean your air by filtering the air in your home, using a fan to pull through a series of either plastic or fiberglass filters to trap particles and pollutants. The cleaners then release the clean and purified air back into the room.

Air purifiers can help remove these common pollutants and particles from your air.

Mold and mildew

Pet dander

Dust and dirt

Pollen

Bacteria and other microbes

Ventilation and UV lights

Another big problem when it comes to air quality is stagnant air. Stagnant air doesn’t circulate properly, meaning it becomes stale as dust and pollutants build up. This can lead to allergy symptoms and other health problems if you breathe in stagnant air for too long. This is where proper venting and air circulation come into play. Ventilation systems typically circulate the air through your home via fans and air pressure regulation. They draw fresh air from outside your home while flushing the old stale air back out. This, combined with UV lighting, can help keep a constant flow of fresh and healthy clean air circulating in your home.

Installing UV lights in or near your system’s intake can further help improve the air quality. UV, or ultraviolet light, destroys organic contaminants, like mold and mildew, by emitting a light that destroys their DNA makeup, rendering it harmless. However, UV lights are not a one size fits all type of solution, so it’s recommended you speak with our specialists for more information if you think ultraviolet lights might benefit your home.

Indoor Air Quality in Ozark, MO

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Humidifiers and Dehumidifiers

Air Purifiers and Testing

Ventilation and UV lights

Improving Your Ventilation in Ozark