Every year an estimated 5-20% (16M – 65M) of us get flu symptoms. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the single best way to avoid influenza flu… read more →
We tend to think of air pollution as something outside — smog, ozone, or haze. But the EPA reports there can be two to five times more particulates inside from… read more →
If your home makes you feel sick, you’ve got company . A lot of company. Last year, a study conducted by Wakefield Research for the Filtrete Brand of 3M found… read more →
Saving on energy pays off – especially when you’re talking about keeping your home comfortable. Cooling and heating, after all, accounts for about 56% of the energy used in a… read more →
We hear from our customers in all the usual ways – through phone calls, email, social media, as well as in face-to-face conversations in the home. Wherever or however we… read more →
If you have an allergy flare-up once a year (or more), something’s wrong… The following info may raise an eyebrow. (Or relieve a nostril!) Do you ever: Feel clammy even… read more →
Low indoor humidity levels is why we tend to get sick in the winter and why heating bills can be 20% higher. At 10 degrees outside your home’s indoor relative… read more →
The most common source of indoor radon is underground uranium. As uranium naturally breaks down, it releases colorless, odorless, radioactive radon gas. Radon gas enters homes through dirt floors,… read more →
