Improve Your Home’s Indoor Air Quality with a New AC Install

When it comes to the health and safety of you and your family, the air you breathe while at home may not exactly be the first thing that comes to mind. The thing is, poor indoor air quality (IAQ) is a real problem with real consequences, and it affects Cincinnati homeowners of all walks of life. In some cases, IAQ issues can stem from a single source, and your air AC system may actually be the culprit.

How AC Units Affect Indoor Air Quality

Cincinnati is not exactly known for being cool throughout the summer, and many residents rely on their air conditioners to get them through to fall. If your AC hasn’t been maintained in a long time or is old to begin with, however, it may well be affecting the quality of the air you breathe. Over time, dust, dirt, mold and other contaminants can build up within your home’s ductwork, which your AC can then direct to each room in the house.

Naturally, this is not the type of air you want your family to be breathing, and sometimes it can even cause noticeable symptoms that make it extra clear you have a problem on your hands.

Signs of Poor Indoor Air Quality

It’s not always possible to tell whether or not the air quality within your home is problematic. If left to get worse, however, you or members of your family may end up experiencing one or more of the following symptoms:

Sneezing
Headache
Nausea
Sore Throat
Watery Eyes
Sinus Congestion
Fatigue

If these or other strange symptoms occur and seem to only happen when you’re at home, you know you have a problem on your hands that needs fixing. Depending on the source of the problem, upgrading to a new air conditioner may be the best course of action.

National Can Help!

At National Heating and Air, we want all our customers to sleep easy knowing that they’re living in a healthy, safe environment. Our talented staff can help install a new AC system that will not only help keep you and your family cool throughout the hot Cincinnati summer, but will also promote better indoor air quality.

The quality of the air you breathe matters. Contact National today to learn more about how we can help and to schedule AC install.

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