Indoor air quality is often related to outdoor air quality, particularly this time of year. While some sources of allergic reactions originate within the home, many actually infiltrate from outside. Given the tiny size of airborne particulates like pollen and mold spores, it’s not hard to imagine how millions can enter the house every time an exterior door or window is opened. Because our energy-efficient homes are built to be very air-tight and have minimal air exchange, airborne contaminants tend to be sealed inside and may accumulate to troublesome levels. Forecasters note the arrival of an early spring in the Dallas/Fort Worth area this year. Early blooming trees combined with gusty winds means abundant airborne allergens are available this season and extra preventive measures may be required. Read More
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Duct cleaning isn’t something the average home needs often. When the time comes, though, a professional cleaning can make a real difference in your air quality and overall comfort. Clean ducts are especially important around Dallas-Fort Worth, where the area’s heat and humidity contributes to problems like mildew growth. 
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