Indoor Air Quality Services in Wakefield, MA

Ensure Clean & Healthy Indoor Air for Your Home

Did you know that your indoor air may contain anywhere from two to five times more pollution than the air outdoors? Pollen, dust mites, mold spores, and more might be infiltrating the indoor home air that you breathe every day, aggravating symptoms of allergies or asthma. Fortunately, there are indoor air quality solutions available from Falite Bros to help ease these concerns and ultimately produce cleaner, healthier, and safer indoor air.

Schedule dependable indoor air quality service in Wakefield by calling (781) 262-3348 or contacting us online today!

Comprehensive Indoor Air Quality Solutions in Greater Boston

There are many ways our dedicated team can work to help keep your home safe and healthy with breathable indoor air. We are available to install, repair, and maintain whole-home air purification and furnace humidification systems.

Explore Our Indoor Air Quality Systems for Optimal Comfort:

• Humidifiers- These systems improve indoor air quality by adding moisture to dry air
• Ventilators- These systems exchange stale indoor air with fresh outdoor air
• Electronic or media air filters- These systems clean indoor air and remove contaminants

We also provide our customers with additional systems that offer more specific indoor air quality improvements.

Advanced Indoor Air Quality Solutions for Your Home:

• Advanced multi-stage filtration- Captures and removes contaminants that trigger unhealthy symptoms
• Platinum deodorizing filters- These systems use nanotechnology to absorb odors
• Washable filters- Last up to ten years and reduce environmental impact

Identifying Poor Indoor Air Quality: Key Indicators

Here are some common signs that can indicate poor IAQ:

• Odors: Persistent, unpleasant odors may indicate pollutants or mold.
• Dust and Allergens: Excessive dust and allergens worsen allergies and asthma symptoms.
• Humidity Issues: High humidity can lead to mold growth, while low humidity causes dryness and discomfort.
• Visible Mold: Signs of mold on surfaces signals moisture problems and poor air quality.
• Respiratory Issues: Frequent coughing, sneezing, or shortness of breath may be due to poor IAQ.
• Headaches and Fatigue: Poor air quality can cause headaches, fatigue, and difficulty concentrating.
• Stale or Stuffy Air: Inadequate ventilation may make the air feel stuffy or lacking freshness.
• Increased Asthma or Allergy Symptoms: Poor IAQ can worsen asthma and allergy symptoms.
• Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs): Strong smells from cleaning products or new furniture may indicate VOC presence.
• Carbon Monoxide (CO) Presence: CO is a colorless and odorless gas produced by incomplete combustion. Install CO detectors to monitor it.

Understanding Dry Indoor Air: Causes and Solutions

When the temperature drops outside, you may notice the air in your home feels drier. The air in the warm summer and spring months has more moisture and a higher humidity level. However, when fall and winter arrive, that humidity level drops as the temperature decreases.

How does that impact your home? Well, the reason is two-fold – the cool, dry outdoor air has the potential to enter into your home, and during the colder months, you run your heating system to stay warm. Unfortunately, while your heater will help with the temperature, it does not improve the moisture or humidity level. So, you end up with a warm indoor space filled with dry air. One of the best ways to offset this issue is investing in a humidifier.

Recognizing the Need for a Humidifier:

• Allergy or asthma sufferers may notice an influx of respiratory symptoms
• Your skin becomes dry and lips start to chap
• You are getting sick more often, typically with a cold or the flu
• You may experience more static electricity throughout the home
• Your wood floors may begin to warp and, in some cases, split
• The paint on your walls can start to peel or crack

Reach out to the indoor air quality team at Falite Bros. to find out how a humidifier could benefit you and the comfort of your home.

Assess Your Indoor Air Quality Today

If your allergies are constantly acting up or the air in your home feels stuffy, we strongly encourage you to talk to our Wakefield indoor air quality team. We can provide you with a free indoor air quality assessment and recommend the solution you need based on our findings.