People often believe they’re allergic to pet hair, but in reality, they’re allergic to pet dander. Pet dander is made up of tiny specks of skin that are shed by common household pets, like dogs and cats. When released into the air, pet dander causes sneezing, runny noses, itchy, red, and watery eyes, and coughing.[…]
Finally, it seems that spring is upon us! But, with the season we’ve all been waiting for finally here, allergy sufferers are preparing for several weeks of itchy eyes, sneezing and nose blowing. What’s worse is that, at times, inside the home or place of business can be just as bad as it is outdoors[…]
Depending on how often you use your centralized ventilation system, the number of people who spend time in the space, and how susceptible they are to allergies, the ‘right’ time for air duct cleaning varies from house to house and business to business. But, based on the factors I’ve just outlined, the general consensus is[…]
While cleaning your home regularly can help to cut down on the amount of dust and dirt floating about in the air, nothing can improve indoor air quality quite like a professional duct cleaning. There are, however, some commonly held myths that prevent many people from getting their ducts cleaned on a yearly or even[…]
If you’re in the process of renovating your home, or you’re getting ready to start a renovation in the future, it’s a good idea to schedule a duct cleaning for when the project has been completed. With all the cutting, sawing and drilling that goes on during a home renovation, there’s ample opportunity for your[…]
