HEPA filters are the olympians of air filtration, used by both professionals and individuals. Pure Air Experts use HEPA technology because it is proven time and time again that it is the most effective way to remove airborne particulates that can irritate the respiratory system and clog the home. Air quality has a direct effect [...]
By Jeff McArthur It’s funny now, but looking back I thought the biggest investments in my life were my home, vehicles and the children’s education fund. But after being diagnosed in early 2010 with a life threatening disease and battling kidney cancer, I truly know now that my health is the most important investment in [...]
Being educated about the kinds of pollutants that exist indoors, as well as how to prevent them, is important. We’ve gathered some expert resources if you’d like to learn more. Basic Information About Indoor Air Quality There are three basic strategies to improve indoor air quality Measuring Pollutant Levels and Weatherizing Your Home What if [...]
We spend on average 40 hours a week in our offices. In that timeframe, we breathe in a lot of air. Consider that, according to recent studies by environmental groups in the US and Canada, office pollution is often at extremely high levels, much higher than at home, due to the presence of toxic dust. [...]
Home is where you and your family spend most of your time. You need the air you breathe in it to be the healthiest air possible. Pure Air Experts offers one-of-a-kind solutions to ensure your home’s air is fresh. Our custom services include working with small, unique spaces, such as apartments or condo units. Many [...]
We hear a lot about pollution in the atmosphere, such as car exhaust and smoke. But the average person may not realize all of the health issues caused by the pollution of indoor air. Poor indoor air quality can cause or contribute to the development of chronic respiratory diseases such as asthma and hypersensitivity pneumonia. [...]
According to the EPA, indoor air quality is more hazardous than outdoor air, because indoor air pollution has a two-to-five times higher average Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) level than outdoor air. Modern construction techniques have also created buildings that are almost air tight allowing nothing to escape, including household pollution. Ironically, in many modern buildings, [...]
