Poor indoor air quality reduces our ability to breathe properly, which could lead to several respiratory issues. With our home IAQ services, Bloomington homeowners enjoy easy, deep breathing with clean, high-quality air. Boosting air quality can even help promote better, deeper sleep cycles — our respiration requirements change during different stages of slumber; strong IAQ levels can help foster higher-quality sleep.
Diminish Allergy Symptoms
Cleaner air means better breathing — we offer multiple indoor air solutions, including air purifiers for allergies, specifically designed to help individuals suffering from allergies and other respiratory conditions breathe easier while at home. Our technicians can inspect your system to determine the best filtration option and help you decide whether a system upgrade would be beneficial for year-round relief from allergy symptoms.
Banish Air Pollution
Whether your heating, cooling, and ventilation system is past its functional lifespan or your HVAC unit is in need of timely repairs, we can help ensure your indoor spaces are both comfortable and healthy. Through our HVAC repair and installation services, we offer effective air filtration tools that get rid of airborne pollutants and contaminants at their core. We can help you identify the air purification solution that best meets your needs.
Zap Foul Odors
If your interior spaces produce musty odors, it’s likely that your home suffers from poor IAQ. Poor airflow, inadequate ventilation, and ineffective air filtration can all lead to the development and spread of mold and mildew inside of the home, particularly in dark, damp areas. Upgrades to IAQ will both diminish those smells and benefit every indoor space throughout the structure. Want to find out more? Contact Bloomington Heating & Air!
Balance Humidity Levels
Our residential HVAC IAQ services can help you control indoor moisture levels in order to increase comfort and to prevent mold and bacteria growth. Air that is too dry can cause skin irritation and nosebleeds, while air that is too moist can lead to the development of airborne allergens and structural damage. Our technicians can help you achieve an ideal humidity level — between 45 percent and 55 percent — for maximum home comfort.