Indoor Air Quality
Staten Island Indoor Air Quality
Beyond Temperature: Achieving True Comfort in Your Staten Island Home
Even when your HVAC system functions perfectly, you might not feel truly comfortable. Factors beyond temperature significantly impact indoor air quality. Excessive humidity can make you feel hotter, while dry air can irritate your skin. Poor ventilation leads to stuffy and stale air.
Furthermore, indoor air can harbor contaminants. Allergens like mold, pollen, and dust trigger discomfort for allergy and asthma sufferers. Some pollutants can even make anyone ill.
Enhance Your Indoor Air Quality with LNL Air Conditioning
Experience the difference of superior indoor air quality in your Staten Island home. We offer a range of solutions to improve your comfort, including:
Air Purifiers: Remove harmful pollutants and allergens from the air.
Humidifiers: Add moisture to dry air for healthier skin and respiratory comfort.
Ventilation Systems: Improve air circulation and remove stale air.
Contact LNL Air Conditioning today for a customized solution to enhance your indoor air quality and experience true comfort in your home."
Our Indoor Air Quality Services
New System Installation – We have third–party financing options available for quality systems from top brands in the industry.
Free Estimates for Replacement Systems – If you need to replace a failing air purifier or dehumidifier, we can give you a replacement system estimate at no cost to you.
Thermostat Integration – We install sophisticated control systems that can manage your heater and air conditioner as well as your air quality system.
Repair Services – We will come prepared for the job, no matter how big or small the issue may be.
Routine HVAC Maintenance – Our technicians are happy to take a look at your indoor air quality system during a routine HVAC maintenance visit.
Indoor air pollution can be 2 to 5 times worse than outdoor air pollution.
Indoor air pollution can cause disease
Indoor air pollution can cause noncommunicable diseases like stroke, heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and lung cancer.
Indoor air pollution affects vulnerable populations
People who are young, old, or have chronic health conditions are more likely to be affected by indoor air pollution.
Indoor air pollution has many sources
Sources of indoor air pollution include:
Building materials like pressed wood and carpeting
Household products like paints, cleaners, and air fresheners
Furniture
Cigarette or cannabis smoke
Cooking
Outdoor air pollutants like car and boiler exhaust
Asbestos
Indoor air pollution can be reduced
You can reduce indoor air pollution by:
Removing or reducing pollutant sources
Bringing in fresh air from outside
Using air filters and portable air cleaners
Stopping smoking
Lowering radon levels
Indoor air quality can be hazardous to your health. Here are some facts about indoor air quality:
