Insulating a Home Well and Stopping Outside Air from Getting in Could Actually be Contributing to Higher Levels of Pollution
Any home that has been sealed from the outside for insulation purposes might want to think about getting air quality testing done for the home.
(prHWY.com) May 15, 2012 - Toronto, Canada -- Toronto, ON - With the rising costs of heating and cooling people are doing everything they can to separate their home from the outside. Keeping energy cost low has a number of practices associated with it including insulation, sealing, and new windows that prevent drafts, but this means that people could end up with low quality air in their home from the build of moisture and pollution in the vents of their heating and cooling system.
"Did you realize that by ensuring that your home is well insulated and draft free, you could also be ensuring that the air pollution in your home is higher than the pollution found in outside air," asks Clean First, a Toronto air quality testing company. They are trying to inform people that while they may be lowering their bills they may be harming the health of their family and their home. Low air quality results from high moisture and can also lead to mold, low air quality results in more problems than just bad air.
Any home that has been sealed from the outside for insulation purposes might want to think about getting air quality testing done for the home. Don't risk personal health and safety when it is possible to get a free check for the build of pollution and mold in the home.
About Clean First
Clean First is a top rated mold and asbestos removal company that has always delivered high quality results to their customer with top of the line training and equipment.
Contact Information
Clean First Mold and Asbestos Removal Contractors
6855 Airport Rd, Unit 301
Mississauga, ON L4V 1Y9
Phone: (647) 693-8629
www.AirQualityTestingToronto.ca
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