Prevent Spring Allergies By Improving Your Indoor Air Quality

Spring is here, and for many people, that means problems with allergies. If you suffer from common seasonal allergies, you may need to look at your HVAC system. With the proper maintenance steps, you can put your allergies to rest and breathe comfortably in your home again.

Improve your air quality with help from All Comfort Services. Call 608-205-4410 today to request service. 

Signs You Might Have an Indoor Air Quality Problem

Here are a few questions you and your family can ask to determine whether you’re dealing with an indoor air quality problem:

• Does it always seem stuffy in the house?
• Is the air too dry or too humid?
• Do you find you can’t seem to get a good breath?
• Do you wake up fatigued?
• Is your throat and nose itchy?
• Are you and your family frequently under the weather?
• Have you noticed an uptick in your allergies or asthma symptoms?
• Are you sneezing/coughing more than usual?
• Is your area known for certain outdoor pollutants, such as radon or DDT?

While all these things don’t necessarily track back to poor indoor air quality, you don’t want to rule it out until you know for sure.

Improve Your Indoor Air Quality With AC Maintenance

When you invest in HVAC maintenance in the spring, your air conditioning system will be as clean as possible when you need it in the summer. A clean AC is less likely to spread allergens, such as pet dander and dust, throughout your home, harming indoor air quality.

It’s also less likely to spread dust and dust mites. Your overall indoor air quality will improve when you get your system professionally tuned up once a year.

Rely on Air Purifiers to Remove Allergens & Other Pollutants From Your Home

Air purifiers turn your home into a sanctuary again by eradicating 98% of contaminants floating around in your air. With the improved indoor air quality, you’ll have fewer problems with mold and other allergens. You may find that your allergy symptoms are reduced when you’re in your home. If you find yourself sniffling and sneezing at home, consider installing an home air purifier to improve the situation.

Complete Your Spring HVAC Maintenance With An Air Filter Replacement

One of the tasks we perform during your maintenance appointment is replacing your air filter, which provides several benefits, including:

• Improves the efficiency of your air conditioner
• Reduces the risk of respiratory illnesses and allergies
• Lowers the risk of your AC unit breaking down

These benefits make a big difference in your enjoyment of your home and the function of your HVAC system. All it takes is one appointment for HVAC maintenance in the spring to enjoy them.

Schedule Spring HVAC Maintenance Today

If you’re ready to enjoy these benefits, all it takes is one call to All Comfort Services. Schedule your spring maintenance now, and enjoy our upfront pricing and satisfaction guarantees. You can also join our maintenance club to save even more on HVAC maintenance.

Contact All Comfort Services to schedule spring HVAC maintenance and prepare your AC for the summer heat.

HVAC Maintenance FAQs

What sort of furnace filter works best for allergies?

If you’re concerned about allergies, choose a filter with a high MERV rating. MERV is a rating system from 1 to 20; the higher the number, the smaller the particles it can remove.

MERV 13 is a good option for removing allergens without impacting the system’s efficiency.

How often should you change your filter?

As you plan for your AC system’s maintenance, remember to change the filter more often in the spring. We recommend replacing the filter every month or two, but if you have allergy or dust problems, you may want to do it more frequently.

Talk to an HVAC pro about the best schedule for changing your HVAC filter.

Eric Sherwood( HVAC Service Manager )

HVAC Service Manager Eric has over 25 years of industry experience and relocated from Vermont to be near his grandchildren.
He’s been married for 25 years. He enjoys spending time with grandkids, traveling, camping, hiking, fishing, hunting trying new restaurants.
His biggest hobby is remodeling houses, and his favorite dog is Australian Shepard- his current dog is an Aussie Doodle.