Indoor air quality. A simpler first step.
Ask a professional about filtration, ventilation, and indoor air concerns.
Start with the source of your indoor air concern
Indoor air concerns can involve pollutant sources, ventilation, moisture and filtration. One product does not solve every issue. Ask a professional to explain what they are evaluating and what a proposed solution can and cannot do. HVAC service is not medical advice; seek a clinician for health concerns.
Useful information before you request service
- Describe odors, dust, condensation or comfort concerns and where they occur.
- Use only filter types compatible with the system and its manufacturer guidance.
- Document ventilation habits and recent changes such as renovations or moisture events.
Questions to ask your contractor
- What source or condition are we trying to address?
- Is the proposed filter compatible with available airflow?
- How will we evaluate whether the recommendation helps?
Safe checks only
Leave refrigerant, gas, wiring and internal repairs to qualified professionals. For suspected gas leaks, a carbon monoxide alarm, smoke or sparking, leave the affected area and contact emergency help from a safe place.
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