Maintaining good indoor air quality (IAQ) is essential for a healthy, comfortable home. Unfortunately, many homeowners don’t realize how much the integrity of their home’s “envelope”—the walls, roof, windows, and doors—affects their indoor air. When small gaps and cracks develop around these areas, outdoor pollutants, allergens, and dust can sneak into your living spaces, impacting your air quality and even your health.
Air sealing is one of the most effective ways to boost indoor air quality and improve overall energy efficiency in the home.
As we switch into spring and focus on air conditioning systems, it’s easy to forget about the furnaces that just put in a hard winter keeping our homes warm. Now, your furnace doesn’t have feelings, but we recommend you give some thought to its future at this time—such as whether it has a future in your house.