Indoor Air Quality Gainesville Florida

Indoor Air Quality Installation and Repair in Gainesville, FL

Eagle AC is dedicated to providing our customers with exceptional Air Quality services. This is why we believe in keeping your equipment clean and safe for the whole family.

First, our top priority is to ensure the use of efficient filtration to keep your indoor machine clean. We can then go beyond that and add a germicidal UV light and in duct air ionizers as requested for the microscopic things you cannot see in your home. Our technicians are certified, fully licensed, and insured making them the best choice for your Air Quality needs.

Clean air inside your home is key to long-lasting comfort. Even when the temperature and humidity levels are ideal, pet dander and pollen circulating in the air can trigger allergy and asthma symptoms. To remove these irritants and have clean indoor air, a whole home air filtration, UV light or other in duct air ion products are your best option.

Below are a few of our go-to Indoor Air Quality Solutions.

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5 Signs Your Air Quality Needs A Professional Assesssment

Most of the time, your furnace won't completely shut off. There will probably be some obvious indicators that it isn't functioning properly. Here are some warning signs that you might need to contact a heating repair company:

1. IRRITATION OF EYES, NOSE, & THROAT

Poor air quality can make your face react. Your immune system might respond to air pollution by activating the mucous membranes in your nose and throat, making you cough, sneeze, and your nose run. Maybe you also will get itchy, watering eyes.

2. ASTHMA AND LUNG DISEASE

Asthma often gets much worse when the air quality is poor. Your lungs will feel tight and maybe the pollutants will trigger asthma attacks.

Symptoms of lung cancer and other lung diseases might worsen by poor air quality. Air pollution can also increase the risk of developing these kinds of diseases.

3. HEADACHES

Do you often get a headache in some places? That is a sign of poor air quality. Environmental irritants are well-known headache triggers. People who suffer from migraine often experience that poor air quality triggers their headaches. Just like dizziness, headaches can be a sign of carbon monoxide poisoning or a sign of high carbon dioxide levels.

4. SKIN HEALTH

Your skin is a protective barrier and the body’s first defense against bacteria and toxins from the outside world. Keeping one’s skin happy and healthy may help in their overall well-being. That being said, the skin is one of the main targets for airborne pollutants. Being the main target signifies that the skin suffers repeated “abuse” from being in direct contact with these airborne enemies.

The skin is also indirectly affected when you inhale these pollutants. When inhaled, these pollutants end up in the bloodstream. As the blood circulates the pollutants are distributed throughout the body and within the tissue. As a result, the pollutants don’t only affect the superficial layers of the skin. The pollutants make their way into deeper skin layers and into the system, wreaking havoc over time.

While the skin is very resilient, long-term exposure can result in disturbances to skin metabolism and can cause inflammation and oxidative stress which leads to premature aging. Long-term exposure can also result in a variety of other skin conditions such as hyperpigmentation, wrinkles, and spots!

5. FATIGUE

Fatigue can be another symptom of poor air quality, often associated with conditions such as chronic bronchitis and asthma. The toll that respiratory conditions take on the body can lead to someone with these conditions running out of energy faster than a healthy person, or struggling to complete basic tasks that would be considered easy. If someone has active symptoms of asthma, they may find that they also experience fatigue due to the psychological stress of trying to control their symptoms and avoiding an attack.

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Benefits of Installing Air Quality Solutions.

Indoor air circulates through a home’s return air ducts, into the heating/cooling system, then back into the home’s living areas. It is full of tiny particles from both natural and manmade sources such as pollen, dander, mold, tobacco smoke, exhaust and select viruses and bacteria. The largest of these particles settle on interior surfaces and appear as dust. Smaller particles also settle, but become airborne again with the slightest disturbance. Our best defense – Air purification options such as the Infinity Whole Home Purifier and now the Infinity return air purifier – provides you two distinct choices for including this important technology in your home.

✓ Prevent Irritation and unsafe indoor environment

✓ Greatly reduce allergens and improve overall health

✓ Stops Long term contamination

✓ Improve quality of life for the whole family

Why Choose Eagle AC

✓ Experienced Professionals: Our team comprises experienced and certified technicians who have a deep understanding of various HVAC systems.

✓ Prompt and Reliable: We value your time, so our services are delivered promptly and efficiently, ensuring your comfort is not compromised.

✓ Customer Satisfaction: We take pride in our commitment to customer satisfaction. Your comfort and happiness are our top priorities.

✓ Transparent Pricing: Our pricing is fair and transparent, with no hidden costs or unexpected fees.

✓ Licensed and Insured: Rest assured that you are dealing with a legitimate and reputable HVAC company.

FAQs

  • Indoor air quality (also called "indoor environmental quality") describes how inside air can affect a person's health, comfort, and ability to work. It can include temperature, humidity, lack of outside air (poor ventilation), mold from water damage, or exposure to other chemicals. Currently, OSHA has no indoor air quality (IAQ) standards but it does provide guidelines about the most common IAQ workplace complaints.

  • The qualities of good IAQ should include comfortable temperature and humidity, adequate supply of fresh outdoor air, and control of pollutants from inside and outside of the building.

  • Not enough ventilation, lack of fresh outdoor air or contaminated air being brought into the building

    Poor upkeep of ventilation, heating and air-conditioning systems, and

    Dampness and moisture damage due to leaks, flooding or high humidity

    Occupant activities, such as construction or remodeling

    Indoor and outdoor contaminated air

  • People living in homes with poor IAQ may notice unpleasant or musty odors or may feel that the its hot and stuffy. Some people complain about symptoms that happen at home and go away when they leave home, like having headaches or feeling tired. Fever, cough, and shortness of breath can be symptoms of a more serious problem. Asthma and some causes of pneumonia (for example, Legionnaires’ Disease and Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis) have been linked to IAQ problems. If you have symptoms that are not going away or are getting worse, talk to your doctor about them. But not all exposures cause symptoms, so there is no substitute for good IAQ management.

Don't let a poor air quality affect your comfort. Whether you need IAQ products repaired, installed, maintained, or free estimates, Eagle AC is here to help. Contact us today for reliable HVAC solutions in Gainesville and enjoy a cool and comfortable living space throughout the year.

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