Allergy-Free Oasis

A healthy, allergy-friendly living space begins with good indoor air quality

Keeping your property clean, closing windows, and installing a dehumidifier and air purifier are the best ways to create healthier indoor air.

Building materials, fabrics, and furniture can contain dust mites, pet dander, VOCs, dust, and mold spores that can negatively affect the air quality in your home. Opening windows to increase ventilation can make allergy problems even worse. That outdoor air let in through open windows likely contains pollen, mold spores, dust, smoke particulates, smog, bacteria, viruses, and even moisture, all of which can trigger allergy symptoms.

The best way to keep your indoor air as clean and healthy as possible is to keep your home clean, close your windows and clean and condition the air with an air purifier and dehumidifier that will remove pollutants. The result? Healthy, clean, and safe indoor air quality, leading to an allergy-free oasis!

Professional Carpet Systems & Professional Restoration Systems offers a comprehensive 8-step process for achieving the BEST indoor air quality possible. Plus, we use exclusive, patented products to clean indoor surfaces and indoor air. Breathe easy with the best indoor air quality possible! Contact us today to learn more and to request a free in-home consultation and estimate.

The Ultimate Solution for healthy, clean & safe indoor air quality

We are proud to offer the Contractor Nation Air Group's Allergy-Free Oasis package to help you significantly improve the air quality in your home and create an allergy-free oasis.

FAQs about indoor air quality solutions

• What are volatile organic compounds (VOCs)?

  Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are gases that are expelled from thousands of liquid and solid products, many of which are common around the house. These compounds can cause short and long-term health problems.

  VOCs can come from:

  • Paints, Lacquers & Paint Strippers
  • Cleaning Supplies
  • Pesticides
  • Building Materials & Furnishings
  • Copiers, Printers & Office Equipment
  • Glues & Adhesives
  • And More!

  The EPA's Total Exposure Assessment Methodology (TEAM) found that a dozen standard VOCs are 2 to 5 times higher indoors — this is especially problematic when you consider that many household products include these toxins. TEAM also found that people using these products expose themselves and those nearby to high pollutant levels, which can last in the air for a long time.

  Health problems from VOCs include:

  • Eye, Nose & Throat Irritation
  • Headaches, Loss of Coordination, Dizziness & Nausea
  • Damage to the Liver, Kidney & Central Nervous System
  • Cancer
  • Headaches
  • Shortness of Breath
  • Fatigue
• How does outdoor air enter a building?

  Outdoor air enters a home or building in three ways:

  • Natural Ventilation: When air enters through open windows and doors.
  • Infiltration: Outdoor air can flow through openings, joints, and cracks in walls, floors, ceilings, and around windows and doors.
  • Mechanical: When air enters through heating, ventilation, air conditioning, or the HVAC system. Sometimes, outdoor-vented fans can withdraw air from a single room, such as a bathroom and kitchen.
• What can I do to improve indoor air quality in my home?
  

  

  The Aspen Air Purifier and SuperDry XS Basement Dehumidifier ensure the ultimate clean air solution in any home.

  • Lower/Eliminate the Source of Pollutants: By removing or reducing the cause of indoor air contamination, you will have cleaner, more enjoyable air. That may include fuel-burning appliances, tobacco, building materials, furniture, cleaning products, and excess moisture, such as leaks, flooding, or condensation from humidity.
  • Ventilation: By allowing more clean outdoor air into the space, you will dilute emissions from indoor pollutants, carrying contaminants out. You can achieve this by using mechanical ventilation options, like exhaust fans.
  • Air Purifiers & Cleaners: Air purifiers and cleaners can eliminate many airborne contaminants and odors. You can also improve indoor air quality by upgrading the air filter in your HVAC system.
  • Dehumidification & Moisture Control: Humidity and moisture allow mold, mildew, and wood rot to grow and spread throughout the property. Installing a dehumidifier and eliminating moisture from groundwater intrusion, plumbing leaks, faulty windows, and foundation cracks will prevent these issues and ensure healthier, more enjoyable indoor air.
  • Air System & HVAC Maintenance: You should continuously inspect and maintain HVAC and air systems. If they are working, clean, and efficiently operating, you won't have to worry about releasing toxic chemicals or circulating contaminants throughout the house.
• What is the CN Air Group?

  Contractor Nation is North America's largest home improvement, repair, and service contractor network. They have a proven track record of helping business owners grow and thrive, allowing them to gain more time, wealth, and happiness. Their latest organization, CN Air Group, focuses on providing the highest-performing indoor air quality products globally, helping millions of allergy and asthma sufferers breathe easier and live healthier in their homes.

• Why should I hire a professional to help improve my home's air quality?

  While many big-box store air cleaners and purifiers promise to eliminate air quality concerns, this is not always true. If your home has high humidity, groundwater leaks, mold problems, or other hidden sources of airborne contaminants, you'll need a professional eye to identify and resolve these unique issues.

  Here are several benefits of hiring a professional to improve your home's indoor air quality:

  • Knowledge & Skill: A professional will have the training and real-world experience to identify sources of pollution, ventilation problems, and moisture concerns. Plus, since they fully understand all indoor air quality issues, they can recommend solutions for any situation.
  • Thorough & Accurate Air Quality Assessment: When evaluating the home's indoor air quality, you want a professional to conduct a thorough inspection, meaning they will know where to look and what to look for, including mold, radon, and VOCs. The best interventions start with a full, accurate assessment!
  • Personalized Indoor Air Quality Solutions: Once the assessment is complete, a professional offers personalized solutions for your unique indoor air quality problems, including an air purifier or dehumidifier.
  • Safe & Effective Methods: With a professional, you won't have to worry about indoor air quality worsening from a faulty installation, improper air purifier maintenance, or bringing mess into the home. They come prepared knowing the latest industry standards and regulations to ensure the best results.
  • Long-Lasting Results & Peace of Mind: When you invest in the best, you can have peace of mind knowing you will get better indoor air quality for years to come, reducing health concerns and improving the comfort of your home. Plus, nothing beats a lasting professional relationship, ensuring ongoing maintenance to have cleaner air whenever needed!
  • No Fuss & Stress: A professional gets the job done right the first time, saving you the time, effort, and cost of cycling through do-it-yourself air cleaning methods.

While our cleaning services ensure a beautiful, inviting space, removing dirt and grime from carpets, upholstery, and floors also creates cleaner, healthier indoor air.

Breathe easy, starting today!

Ready to make your home an allergy-free oasis? We make it easy! Learn more about our 8-step process by booking a free consultation. We will inspect your property and recommend the right clean air solutions. Whether you need a dehumidifier to eliminate mold, an air purifier to sanitize the air, or carpet cleaning to remove built-up dirt and grime from fibers, we provide these services and more!

We proudly serve Connecticut areas throughout Fairfield, Derby, Westport, Oxford, New Haven, Stamford, Bridgeport, Orange, Shelton, Trumbull, and nearby.

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