Posted in Air Quality, on November 18, 2024
Combining multiple air quality tests in one visit can provide you with a comprehensive view of your home’s indoor air environment and create the opportunity to solve interconnected problems that are creating hidden health risks. At SafeAir, we often recommend clients add radon testing during air quality testing in Toronto.
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on November 11, 2024
As soon as a chill enters the air, your home’s air quality changes in subtle ways that can affect your daily comfort and health. The best way to understand these changes is through air quality testing in Toronto with SafeAir.
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on October 24, 2024
As the air becomes crisper and the leaves begin to change, our indoor environments shift, too. At SafeAir, we recommend home air quality testing during the autumn to help ease your household through the seasonal change and prevent any adverse effects of changing air quality. Beyond allergens, many different types of air quality issues can grow or become more prominent during different seasons, and these changes can cause many different symptoms or discomfort.
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on October 17, 2024
Air quality can change depending on the season, weather, and the changes to your home. SafeAir’s home air quality testing can tell you if any of these changes are hazardous and help you uncover allergens or particles that may be subtly affecting your wellness. Indoor air quality affects the body in many different ways, and since we’ll be increasing our time spent indoors as the weather gets cooler, taking a proactive approach to air quality today has benefits all winter long.
Read MorePosted in Radon Testing, on October 10, 2024
Radon testing is getting a lot of attention from municipalities and home air quality testing companies like SafeAir — and for good reasons. But how does it differ from other indoor air pollutants, and why should you test your home?
Read MorePosted in Radon Testing, on September 23, 2024
There are many invisible elements in our homes and air quality testing in Toronto is the best way to reveal them. At SafeAir, we’ve been helping families eliminate allergens, sleep better, and be healthier for over a decade with our safe and reliable environmental assessments. Along with general testing, having specialized services like radon testing can increase the impact of our recommendations and boost your home’s long-term safety.
Read MorePosted in Radon Testing, on September 17, 2024
One of the specialized branches of home air quality testing that the SafeAir team recommends to clients with older homes is radon testing. Older homes across the GTA often have higher radon levels because of age-related issues. Testing for radon gas is a simple, convenient, and safe way to ascertain if you are at risk of radon-related health problems
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on September 09, 2024
One of the best ways to detect mold in your home is through air quality testing in Toronto. The SafeAir team has over a decade of experience helping homeowners find the hidden or invisible causes of poor air quality in their homes. Mold inspection in Toronto is a science-led way to discover mold colonies and identify problem areas in your home, especially in basements, where air quality can suffer for several common reasons.
Read MorePosted in Radon Testing, on August 23, 2024
With greater awareness of radon and its long-term, toxic effects, SafeAir has seen an increase in requests for testing — and questions about what radon is and what its symptoms and effects are. Radon testing can be done as part of general home air quality testing or as a stand-alone service, and no matter which option you choose, the test is critical for you and your family’s long-term safety and comfort.
Read MorePosted in Air Quality, on August 13, 2024
Are you planning a renovation this season? If you’re remodeling or renovating any part of your home, the team at SafeAir recommends adding home air quality testing to your workflow. This science-based service is helpful for identifying allergens, particulates, gasses, or other air pollution created or stirred up during the renovation process.
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