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When you get home from a long day at work, it’s time to relax. You sit down on the couch and breathe easy. You might not want to breathe in too deep. Your home’s air may contain unseen pollutants, allergens, dust, pet hair, and viruses, all of which you and your family may be breathing in every second you’re at home. In fact, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency describes poor indoor air quality as a threat to both comfort and health.
The good news is that you can do something about it. Your local home services company, Reimer, offers indoor air quality testing for homeowners in Western New York, along with a wide range of mitigation strategies. We have specialists who will be able to provide you with advice, solutions, and products for cleaning the air you breathe in every single day.
To get started, give us a call. We’d love to help you get started with your indoor air quality testing.
Last updated 3/13/17
When most people think about “air quality”, they think about what’s in the air they breathe outside. Exhaust, smog, allergens, and bacteria: you draw all of these things into your lungs every moment you spend outside your front door. After all that time battling traffic, you may see your home as a safe harbor, full of good air. Unfortunately, that’s just not the case, and your home’s indoor air quality can be even worse than the air outside.
Not only is your home’s air recycling the same pollutants and smog found outside, but it also has the addition of dust and pollutants from the materials used to construct your home. Long-term exposure to poor indoor air could result in not only greater sensitivity to allergens and dust, but health problems.
It’s an issue of scope. After all, think about it: how much time each day do you spend indoors versus outdoors? Even if you’re an active person or work outside all day, you’re still eating dinner, spending time with your family, and sleeping indoors. You spend a far greater percentage of your day breathing in the air from your home than the air from outside.
The best way to know what’s in your home’s air? Get a test. Reimer helps homeowners throughout the greater Buffalo area with indoor air quality testing.
An Indoor Air Quality test can help our team determine what is in your home’s air, so that we can introduce the right mitigation methods for removing that substance. Paired with a way to remove the allergen, pollutant, or contaminant, you’ll see the following benefits from a Reimer indoor air quality checkup:
Your home may need mitigation steps, depending on the problem. For example, poor indoor air quality related to contaminants coming in from outside may require either a better filter or an electronic device that zaps material with UV rays as it enters. Alternatively, dealing with dust and other materials entering your ducts may require some kind of duct sealing.
Once our technicians have completed their indoor air quality test, we’ll sit down with you to discuss your options for improving your home’s air, and we’ll provide you with a quote for any services we can provide.
We guarantee that you’ll be 100% satisfied with our indoor air quality services. If not, we’ll work to make it right.
Founded in 1921, Reimer Heating, Air Conditioning, and Plumbing has been Western New York’s preferred home services company for nearly a century. Throughout that time, our team and business has grown, but we’ve always stayed true to the founding principles that Richard M. Reimer founded the company on: providing great service and products to our customers. That’s why generations of families in Buffalo have trusted Reimer to do the job right.
At Reimer, our dedicated technicians believe in providing friendly service, helpful advice, and useful products that make people’s lives better. We have several members of our team who specialize in indoor air quality testing and the installation of air quality improvement tools. These experts will work with you throughout the entire process and provide you with clear information on what’s in your home’s air and what you can do to remove contaminants.
