The average American spends anywhere from 90 to 93% of their life indoors. Understanding the importance of controlling the air quality in your home or office can reduce health risks, associated to poor air quality, to you and your family. At J&W Heating and Air, we have decades of consolidated experience helping homeowners and businesses,
According to the EPA, indoor air contains two to five times the concentration of pollutants compared to outdoor air. Since the average American spends 90% of their time inside, indoor air quality matters for your family. Thankfully, with the right tools and strategies you can improve the air in your home. EPA Recommended Air Quality
Indoor air quality in your Jacksonville home is important for your family’s health. A focus on improving air quality usually leads to more than just feeling better, it also creates better energy efficiency, maintains the quality of your home and saves you money. Start today improving your home’s air quality. What is Indoor Air Quality?Indoor
Each year, more than 50 million Americans suffer from allergies. The most common type are seasonal allergies from both indoor and outdoor allergens. Seasonal allergies may be triggered by many different types of substances, including pollen, mold spores, dust mites, pet dander and even cockroaches. The good news is that with a solid plan, you
Did you know that the EPA determined that indoor air quality is worse than outdoor air quality? When you consider that the average person spends around 90% of their time indoors, it’s clear that indoor air quality is important for our health. In fact, poor indoor air quality can lead to an array of
Have you ever noticed certain rooms inside of the home are warmer than others? You run your central air conditioning system all day. Shouldn’t every single room be at the same temperature? There are many reasons as to why this may not be the case. This is one area of focus for our energy audit
Seasonal allergies are in full swing, but did you know that irritants from outside like pollen aren’t the only things that impact allergies? In fact, mold, mildew and dust mites also cause allergy symptoms. One way to curb the impact of allergies is by installing a dehumidifier in your home. A dehumidifier has many benefits
In most homes the air conditioner isn’t used during the winter months. As you prepare to turn your AC back on to battle the summer heat, make sure your AC unit is in good working order. A properly working AC unit helps save on energy costs and keeps your home cooler. Regular maintenance of your
Spring brings longer and warmer days. Unfortunately, it also brings unwanted allergies. Irritants in the air cause sneezing, itchy eyes, coughing and wheezing. Consequently, family members with serious conditions like asthma may suffer more during spring months. Air quality in the home is usually lower than the air quality outdoors. Dust, mold, pollen and other
The cold weather has arrived and that means staying indoors and keeping warm. This also means your furnace is about to get kicked into overdrive. Furnace problems are pretty common during the winter because they practically remain dormant until the chilly season. These problems are easily avoidable but are common results of neglecting to maintain
