The air in your home may be 100 times more polluted then the worst air outside!
Now is the time to resolve indoor air quality problems that are affecting you and your family.

You've probably heard products advertised on "talk radio" or seen "infomercials" on television boldly promoting the benefits of their "super filters". Or perhaps you've read about "room-filters" or "ion boxes" that claim to provide substantial IAQ benefits. The confusion about how to solve IAQ problems has never been greater. . . and even after investing hundreds, even thousands of dollars attempting to alleviate the health problems that poor indoor air quality aggravates, the suffering goes on. The simple fact is that unless you have a "whole house" IAQ strategy, you're making a  marginal difference in your home's air quality.

Today, your IAQ trained professional has specialized tools to evaluate, recommend and guarantee your satisfaction with the Nature's Home solution you select.

Whether you decide to address part of or all of the three danger levels identified by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the Environmental Protection Agency, (EPA), your trusted IAQ professional can help you make the right decision for your family.

If your home was built in the last 30 to 40 years, it's called a "tight home". It was built to conserve energy by keeping cold air out in the winter and hot air out in the summer. But that weather-tight efficiency brought about a whole new problem. . . INDOOR AIR POLLUTION! And, as you can see in the CDC's diagram, the pollution in most homes today can be categorized into 3 DANGER LEVELS. So, if your home is so weather-tight, how did the pollution get in?

Houses normally "breathe" - this allows air to flow in and out. A tight home reduces the amount of air exchange. Indoor allergens and particulates become trapped in the home. The accumulating pollutants may cause health problems.

According to a study by the California EPA, the average adult consumes 10,000 to 21,000 quarts of air each day. In contrast, we consume 2 to 3 quarts of water each day. Pretty revealing, isn't it?

You can control the quality and freshness of the air in the areas that you spend 90% of your time.

Graphic data provided by the US Centers for Disease Control which represents an analysis of the causes and aggravations of allergies and asthma. Text data provided by: