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🍃 Indoor Air Quality on Long Island

Filtration, humidity control and ventilation make a home more comfortable and can help with dust and allergens. Long Island summers are humid and winters are dry, so humidity is half the battle.

Signs you need indoor air quality

Sticky, humid rooms even with the AC running
Dry skin, static shocks and cracking wood floors in winter
Lots of dust despite cleaning
Musty basement smell
Condensation on windows

What the job involves

Check humidity levels and filter setup
Recommend a better media filter cabinet if your filter slot is undersized
Add a whole-house dehumidifier or humidifier where it makes sense
Consider ventilation (ERV/HRV) for tight, newer homes
Set the system so it runs right with your equipment

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Indoor Air Quality FAQ

What humidity should my house be?

Roughly 30 to 50 percent is a common comfort target. Lower in deep winter keeps windows from fogging.

Do air purifiers help?

Good filtration helps with particles. Results vary by product, so look for tested ratings like MERV.

Is the crew's smoking covered?

Our air quality guarantee is void while the crew is on your stoop.

Indoor Air Quality by Town

Nassau and Suffolk, Queens line to Orient Point:

Hempstead North Hempstead Oyster Bay Glen Cove Long Beach Babylon Brookhaven East Hampton Huntington Islip Riverhead Shelter Island Smithtown Southampton Southold

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