When you think air quality, do you just think about outdoor issues like pollen and smog? While outdoor air quality can cause real health problems, do you know that your Philadelphia home’s indoor air quality can, too? Since you spend so much time in your home every day, it’s possible that indoor air quality will have a greater impact on your health than outdoor. These problems can be even worse ...
Carbon monoxide is a silent killer. Odorless and colorless, the gas isn’t easily detected without special equipment. If it begins infiltrating your home when those in your household are already asleep, no one will notice until it’s too late. In 2015 alone, 393 Americans died from carbon monoxide poisoning. It’s vital to get your furnace inspected each year, but there are also simple steps you can ...
We can tick off your to-do list in an eight-hour window Philadelphia schools are back in session. That means the kids are back to the books and out of your hair. Mornings and afternoons can still be hectic, of course, but there’s an eight-hour gap in between that means some projects you’ve been putting off all summer can now commence. Here are five things Giannone can do for you this fall now that ...
The month of May is Asthma Awareness Month. As the spring allergy season goes into full swing, the high pollen counts in the air make it difficult for people suffering from allergies and asthma. Your home should be a safe haven, a place to get away from the allergens outside. However, this may not always be the case. In order to maintain the freshness and purity of your indoor air supply, it is ...
Poor indoor air quality is a silent health hazard in many Philadelphia homes Unhealthy indoor air quality has many causes and can be a health concern in every season. Your home may have excessive humidity levels that can promote mold and mildew growth. Newer carpets and furniture, or improperly ventilated gas appliances can emit vapors called volatile organic compounds. You may be storing excess ...
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), poor indoor air quality could cause serious health effects. These include allergies, asthma, cancer, heart disease, and respiratory conditions. Because most people spend a majority of their time indoors, it is important to keep your indoor air supply free of harmful particles that could cause health problems. Our team wants residents of ...
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