Are you a homeowner? What about a parent? If either answer was yes, then I have news for you. The indoor air quality of your home could be putting your home and health in danger - especially if there is a new born in the house. Poor indoor air quality can be the cause of many different things and the effects are far less than desirable. The worst is, did you know that poor air quality could be a reflection of a far larger problem?

The quality of the air that you breathe inside your home can have a major impact on your health. Indoor air quality testing is important to protect you and your family.

A growing concern within the commercial and residential construction industries is the management of indoor air quality. Often overlooked, Indoor Air Quality refers to the air quality in and around a home or building, particularly in regards to the health and comfort of the occupants.

Improving the overall indoor air quality of your home or business continues to be a topic at the water cooler. The kids are always sneezing, the house always seems so dusty, why does our office always smell so bad? Why are my hands so rough? Sound familiar?

Now that Christmas is rapidly approaching, you are sure to start seeing more and more Christmas trees appearing throughout your neighbourhood, and you’re probably preparing to put your own tree up yourself.

The air quality inside your home can potentially be worse than what’s outside—especially over the holiday seasons. In the winter seasons, the use of your heating and ventilation equipment is greatly increased causing more dust and pollutions to circulate the home...

Air pollution can be very hazardous to our health and worst of all, very few can be seen with the naked eye. However, contaminants are out there and one should take every measure possible to keep one’s home and office pollution free.

Scientists and physicians have noticed that the rates of asthma have been increasing in recent decades. This has been especially true in developed countries such as the United States. In fact, the American Lung Association has reported that asthma prevalence has risen from 34 cases/1000 people in the general population in 1982 to 56 cases/1000 in 1994.

We all know how important it is to lead a healthy life, and the importance of eating healthy, exercising well and looking after ourselves. But when it comes to taking care of yourself, how often do you think about the quality of the air you are breathing? Probably not that often.

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It is undeniable that we live in a world full of choices, from the ever increasing number of channels on television to varieties of coffee available at a coffee shop. But this can be a double edged sword. When there are so many options to choose from, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed, or worried that you are going to make the wrong decision.