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Preventing Indoor Air Problems

When your home’s air is clean, your family breathes and feels better. Fortunately, clearing the air can be as simple as installing a Healthy Climate® filtration system.

Other steps you can take to improve air quality include:

Test your home for radon, the leading cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers, according to estimates from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Some states offer free or discounted test kits to the public. Information can be found on www.epa.gov.
Install a carbon monoxide alarm near all sleeping areas.
Make sure no one smokes in your house.
Clean regularly to get rid of dust mites, which can aggravate allergies and asthma.
Make sure anything that burns gas is vented to the outdoors.
Use cleaning supplies, paints, and hobby products that are labeled as low- or no-VOC (volatile organic compound).

The Right Humidity Levels can Make all the Difference

Properly humidified air feels better, AND allows you to heat and cool your home at more energy-efficient temperatures. A Healthy Climate® Dehumidifier removes excess moisture from your home’s air. Healthy Climate humidifiers add moisture as needed to keep it comfortable.

Impacts of Excessive Humidity

Indoor air that’s too damp feels sticky on the skin, and requires more heating or cooling to feel comfortable. Excessively moist air can also serve as a breeding ground for dust mites, mold, mildew and fungus, and it can ruin furniture, books, clothes and leather items.

What Happens When Air is Overly Dry

Indoor air that’s too dry can leave skin feeling itchy and dried out. Overly dry air can also increase static electricity, create cracks in furniture and leather, shrink wood floors and furnishings, and cause breathing difficulty or even nosebleeds. When nasal passages dry out, the body can become more vulnerable to respiratory viruses.

Our Systems

Choose Something Better than Partial Solutions

Portable indoor air quality systems are designed for use in a single room or living area, so they don’t have the capacity to treat the air throughout your entire home. Working with your central heating and cooling system, Healthy Climate Solutions™ from Lennox® improve the air throughout your home, not just in individual areas.

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Breathe Cleaner, Fresher Air

iWave is an air purifying device that installs in any duct air conditioning system. iWave air purifiers have no harmful byproducts, and most models require no ongoing maintenance and have no replacement parts.

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Next generation Indoor Air Quality Technology

The award winning REME HALO® is the next generation of indoor air quality (IAQ) technology. Thoroughly tested to safely remove the risks of airborne and surface bacteria, mold spores and viruses, such as MRSA, e-coli, and Norwalk, to name a few. It also eliminates off odors from cooking, manufacturing and processing foods.

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Mahoning County's Best Indoor Air Quality Technicians

How to Look for Signs of Poor Air Quality

Preventing Indoor Air Problems

The Right Humidity Levels can Make all the Difference

Impacts of Excessive Humidity

What Happens When Air is Overly Dry

Our Systems

Choose Something Better than Partial Solutions

Breathe Cleaner, Fresher Air

Next generation Indoor Air Quality Technology

The Air in your House can be FIVE TIMES More Polluted than the Air Outside!