Expert Plumbers in Newport News, VA

Many of the everyday household items around your home contribute to poor indoor air quality. Compounds found in carpeting, furniture, and upholstery consistently emit gas or fumes. Other sources of pollutants can include, but are not limited to, cleaning agents, paints, candles and personal care products. Also, newer homes that are tightly sealed for energy efficiency tend to limit air circulation, which can contribute to a buildup of contaminants. Likewise, things like weather stripping and storm doors keep stale air in and fresh air out.

Store household cleaners, paint solvents and chemical products in tightly sealed containers. If possible, keep them in your garage or outside. Clean and vacuum at least once a week. Regularly wash bed linens and stuffed toys. Keep windows closed when pollen, pollution and humidity levels are high. Have your home system tested for dust, pollen, chemicals, and/or other pollutants. Make sure your home is properly ventilated. (Modern homes are well insulated and sealed to conserve energy, which means airborne pollutants have no way to escape.) Keep humidity levels within a healthy, comfortable range to prevent growth of mold and mildew (25% - 55%). Avoid using scented deodorizers and odor-masking air fresheners, which may have toxic chemicals. Choose furnishings that emit the smallest possible amount of chemical vapors. Do not allow smoking inside your home and make sure all gas appliances are properly ventilated.

We understand that families want options when financing their Heating and Air Conditioning projects. To help make it easier for our customers, we offer a variety of financing options with approved credit. These financing providers make it simple to apply online. We have financial Options through Payzer!