If you think that the air in your home is of a higher quality than the air outside by default, it isn’t. We all know that there is some pollution in the air outside, but few homeowners understand that the air quality indoors is often lower than that outside. Fewer realize that this is often the case by a significant margin! Remember, modern homes tend to be sealed up very tightly. That’s great for energy efficiency, but not so much for indoor air quality.
Fortunately for you, the IAQ professionals on our team are never more than a phone call away. Environment Masters, Inc. is here to find the right air filtration and/or purification systems for your needs. Don’t count on the standard air filter in your whole-house heating or air conditioning system to do the job. Those filters are of relatively low-efficiency ratings and are really there to protect the HVAC system itself, not the air quality throughout the home.
Keeping your commercial building cool isn’t the only thing you need to worry about during the summer. Sure, it’s the hottest season of the year, and being in a commercial space (or any space) without a way to keep cool would be torturous. Still, there’s one other issue that you need to take care of: indoor air quality. Low indoor air quality is quite common during the summer, especially in commercial buildings. If you want to be as comfortable as possible during the summer, the best thing you can do is take steps to keep your indoor air quality high. The following are why you should improve your indoor air quality, and how to do it. 
Staying cool shouldn’t be the only priority in your home this summer. You should also take steps to make sure that your indoor air quality is as high as possible. Poor indoor air quality can not only decrease your comfort levels, but actually negatively affect your health, as well. If you want to stay as comfortable as possible during the summer months, you should try improving your indoor air quality with one of the following systems. 
