The home's indoor air quality deficiencies must be identified before the care can be designed. The identification of the home's deficiencies is accomplished by a home health evaluation much as a doctor would send blood or other specimens to a laboratory for testing. PACS' trained technicians remove specimens from the air in your home, as well as from surfaces such as your carpet. Ultimately, clients are provided a complete and accurate diagnosis of their home environment. Indoor Air Quality Simple steps are often taken to protect family members from the many outside disturbances that threaten their safety and health.
Smoke detectors sound alerts for potential fire hazards.
Parents childproof their homes to protect curious toddlers. Yet, few of us realize that the air we breath inside our homes can make us fell dizzy or tired, give us scratchy throats or itchy eyes, bring on an asthma attack, spread an infectious disease, or even, over a long period of time, contribute to our risk of cancer. Indoor air pollution is now listed by the Environmental Protection Agency as the fourth greatest environmental threat to Americans. The young, the elderly, and the chronically ill may be more seriously affected. Fortunately, there are steps one can take to reduce the exposure to indoor pollutants through Pure Air Control Services Healthy Home Designs.