Bad smell in house that comes and goes is nothing unusual. Our Rapid Restoration Recovery Inc team knows it happens to the best of us. That does not mean you should ignore it. But, that being said, many homeowners have their HVAC system serviced and maintained regularly, but how often do we have air vents …
Mold can most certainly grow in air conditioning units, whether it’s a room air conditioner or a HVAC unit for central air. To understand how, it’s important to know something about mold and its growth habits. Mold spores exist outdoors and inside structures. Under normal circumstances, they don’t cause much of a problem. However, the …
Pets provide unconditional love and enrich lives in multiple ways. However, having pets can also introduce odors into the home. It’s not just puppy accidents that can produce unpleasant smells into the environment. The good news is that there are easy ways to prevent odors from taking over the environment. Pet-related odors are the result …
People generally don’t think about the ductwork in their homes or business. The systems convey air-conditioned air to keep people comfortable and provide a welcome respite from hot and humid air. However, there can be dangerous elements lurking in ductwork that can make people ill. There are a variety of reasons why ductwork should be …
Homes and businesses are subjected to an extensive variety of odors every day. They permeate every corner of a structure, originating from sources that includes pollution, cooking, trash, pets, mold, and smoke. Sewer odors are common from drains and decaying animals in ductwork can also occur. Some smells are simply annoying, while others can be …
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is essential for your health and overall wellbeing. Some of the first warning signs that you may have a problem include: Coughing Sneezing and allergies Headaches Nausea Dry skin and irritations Inability to sleep Dust buildup in vents and air filters Unpleasant odors Hot and cold spots If you notice any …
Indoor air quality is directly dependent on the number of pollutants in your indoor air. The air that you breathe in every day contains thousands of contaminants. In addition, your indoor air may contain many toxins that have made it through your ventilation system and into your home. Unfortunately, not all contaminants can be seen …
