Clear the Air: Why Indoor Air Quality Should Be a Priority in Your New Home
“Prioritize low-VOC building materials and finishes. Discuss moisture control and proper ventilation strategies with your builder,” said Andrew Ip, CEO of Maple Air. “These steps form the foundation of a healthy indoor environment.”
Maple Air was recently featured in New Home Source.
A huge benefit of new homes is, of course, that they are safer and healthier than resale homes. Not only are your appliances brand new and (hopefully) devoid of defects, but new homes are up-to-date on today’s codes and regulations and you can rest assured your home is mold-free. Plus, you know no one else has ever lived in the home.
However, tight building envelopes, synthetic materials, and under-ventilated spaces can actually create an environment where pollutants build up, rather than escape.
Making sure your home’s air is as fresh and clean as possible will go a long way to ensuring your health and mood are positive. Here’s our breakdown of what factors impact it and what you can do to keep your home’s air as clean as possible.
“Prioritize low-VOC building materials and finishes. Discuss moisture control and proper ventilation strategies with your builder,” said Andrew Ip, CEO of Maple Air. “These steps form the foundation of a healthy indoor environment.”
Read full article on newhomesource.com.
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