Indoor Air Quality in Aurora, CO

Helping Denver-Area Homes Enjoy Cleaner, Healthier Air

Indoor air quality is an important part of your home comfort, but it's one that is often overlooked. At Quality First Service Group, our Aurora HVAC specialists are indoor air quality experts who can recommend the right solutions for your concerns.

Give us a call if you have noticed any of the following signs of poor indoor air quality:

• Irritation in your throat, nose, or eyes
• Skin rashes or reddening of the skin
• Coughing and/or airway infections
• Dry skin
• Sleepiness, headaches, or mental fatigue
• Dizziness and nausea
• Other hypersensitivity reactions

If you have noticed any of the above problems, do they often occur more when you’re at home more? Do they leave when you’re away from your home for extended periods of time? Do you have more allergy or asthma-like symptoms when you’re indoors but not outdoors? All can be a sign you have poor air quality that should be addressed by an HVAC professional.

To schedule a service appointment with an Aurora indoor air quality technician, give Quality First a call today at 720-548-2770.

Common Causes of Poor Indoor Air Quality

It’s easier to take charge of your indoor air quality once you understand the underlying problems that may be impacting it. In many cases, we innocently bring things inside our homes, not realizing the potential damage they are doing to our health.

Common problems that cause poor indoor air quality include:

• Polyurethane, which can be found in flooring choices, furniture, even mattresses
• Polybrominated biphenyl (PBB) and polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB), which are common in furniture and other interior materials
• Pesticides brought in on shoes, clothing, even foods
• Cigarette smoke, either from indoor smoking or as residue on clothing
• Pet hair and dander
• Mold and mildew
• Pollutants from cleaning products
• Exhaust from poorly ventilated areas

Our IAQ Offerings

• Humidifiers—Dealing with super dry indoor air during the Denver area's freezing winters? Adding a whole-house humidifier to your HVAC system is a great way to add moisture back into the air, making your whole home more comfortable and alleviating common problems like skin, eye, nose, and throat dryness.
• Air Purification Systems—Looking for ways to be proactive about your health? You may wish to consider an air purifier that can filter out harmful particles like allergens, smoke, and mold from the air. These contaminants can be especially troublesome for those with seasonal allergies, asthma, or other medical conditions.

The more aware you are of what can be detrimental to the quality of air in your home space, the more proactive you can be about protecting your home and your health. We can help by ensuring your heating and cooling systems are operating at the highest level possible. Contact us today to learn more.