Indoor Air Quality - Humidity
The United States Environmental Protection Agency or EPA publishes a wealth of information on the topic of Indoor Air Quality.
At Annaville Air Conditioning, we understand that clean indoor air is essential for a healthy home or business. Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) can lead to allergies, respiratory issues, and overall discomfort. That’s why we offer comprehensive Indoor Air Quality services designed to identify and eliminate airborne pollutants such as dust, pollen, mold spores, bacteria, and pet dander.
Our IAQ solutions include air purification systems, high-efficiency filters, UV light systems, dehumidifiers, and duct cleaning. We tailor each solution to meet your specific needs, improving airflow and ensuring your HVAC system is circulating clean, fresh air throughout your space.
Whether you’re dealing with allergy symptoms, excessive dust, or humidity problems, our experts are here to help. With over 40 years of experience, we provide trusted advice and effective solutions to make your indoor environment safer and more comfortable. Contact us today to learn how we can improve the air you breathe every day.
Listed below are some of the topics affecting, or may help cure poor air quality pertaining to HVAC:
Especially in and around the Texas Coastal Bend. Residents of Padre Island, Flour Bluff, and anyone located near the water in Corpus Christi should be particularly aware of the discomfort high indoor humidity can cause.
Too much outdoor air entering the home.
Not enough fresh air entering the home.
Not removing enough moisture.
We are seeing more home owners add motorized exhaust fans to ventilate the attic. This may or may not be a good choice because:
If the building envelope between your conditioned space and the attic is not sufficiently sealed, turning on a motorized exhaust fan will pull conditioned air from the living space. Any air removed from the conditioned space must be replaced by unconditioned outside air. So be careful when adding exhaust fans.
Homes and buildings vary pertaining to the tightness of the envelope between the conditioned space and the attic. In most cases Annaville A/C recommends that you NOT use powered exhaust fans to ventilate the attic. It is better to let the natural air flow do the job of ventilating your hot, humid attic. Discuss with a roofer and carpenter about options on opening up the roof ridge and soffit vents.
Keeps dust particles at acceptable levels. Helps your system be cleaner and more efficient. There is less dust in the air, and is healthier to breathe.
This can have an affect on the amount of outside air entering the home. Outdoor air is dusty and usually humid in the Coastal Bend especially if located near the water in Corpus Christi, Padre Island, and Flour Bluff.
Not only is this a tremendous waste of energy, it also affects the amount of outside air entering the home.
When placed in the proper area, they prevent mold and other biological contaminants from growing on your evaporator, drain pan and blower fan. These three areas are problem areas in the A/C system, and are ideal places biological contaminants love to grow and thrive.
Not removing enough moisture.
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