Spring Cleaning for Allergies

With an unusually warm winter behind us, the early arrival of pollen has many of us thinking about spring cleaning for allergies. While the nice weather might have sparked your spring cleaning efforts a bit early this year, as you weed out your closets and wash windows, consider adding these allergy-fighting tasks to your list—or better yet, let us handle them for you!

Duct Cleaning- On a daily basis contaminants and air pollutants are created and pulled into your HVAC system 5 to7 times per day. If not cleaned periodically, they can cause build up and can harbor contaminants that could cause serious problems for people with respiratory health conditions, autoimmune disorders and environmental allergies. Adding a duct cleaning to your spring cleaning list could help you and your family breathe easier the rest of the year.

Carpet Cleaning- We live our lives running in and out of the house. Within the chaos, we track in many pollutants and allergens along with dirt. According to the American Lung Association, if members of your household suffer from conditions that can affect their breathing, such as snoring or asthma, it’s especially crucial that you vacuum your carpets at least three times a week. Routine vacuuming can help tremendously, but a professional cleaning removes trapped stains and kills bacteria with special detergents and high-powered vacuums. Don’t just clean the surface. You need to get to the root of the carpet to improve the air quality in your home.

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