Posted in Radon Testing, on December 29, 2023
Regardless of whether or not you live in a high-risk area, homes can still have radon issues when there is poor ventilation. Good airflow helps to move radon gas out of the home so it can harmlessly dissipate in the environment. The problem is that basements, where radon most frequently collects, tend to need better ventilation to begin with!
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on December 14, 2023
Don’t rely on your nose to tell you when something’s wrong — work with SafeAir’s professional, science-based testing protocol to improve your indoor air quality at home.
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on December 07, 2023
At SafeAir, we’ve helped thousands of families with home air quality testing, determining where and when indoor pollution levels rise because of external factors. Here is some guidance on when —or when not — to open your windows.
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on November 27, 2023
This winter, protect your family from the life-threatening effects of carbon monoxide poisoning with air quality testing in Toronto. While most homes are protected from carbon monoxide with detectors, the SafeAir team still often detects unhealthy amounts during indoor air quality testing — especially during the winter.
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on November 15, 2023
For many people, clean is synonymous with scents like lemon or mint. However, using products like air fresheners to mask odours is a false economy regarding healthy indoor air quality.
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on November 09, 2023
If you are concerned about off-gassing in your home, there are several things you can do to mitigate your risk, Read on to learn more about off-gassing from SafeAir’s air quality specialists.
Read MorePosted in Radon Testing, on October 26, 2023
In an average month, your home may not test positive for elevated levels of radon gas due to several shifting factors — but that may not eliminate your risk.
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on October 17, 2023
Unless you’ve had air quality testing in Toronto or notice a strange smell, you might think everything is A-OK at home. But at SafeAir, we find that home air quality is a lot more complicated than what your nose detects.
Read MorePosted in Radon Testing, on October 06, 2023
Air quality issues often leave signs or visible marks: mold growth can make dark splotches or furry patches, air pollution can leave marks or smudges, and allergens cause coughing or sneezing. But radon causes no visible, audible, or experiential effects — at least, not for many years. An air quality inspection in Toronto can help you determine if radon gas affects your family and is especially valuable as the season shifts and we spend more time indoors.
Read MorePosted in Radon Testing, on September 26, 2023
Radon particles and contaminants are only four of many that affect indoor living environments and cause short and long-term allergic and health effects. While some may cause flu-like symptoms, others, like radon gas, are carcinogenic and need professional attention.
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