Indoor air quality - Climate Partners

Better Indoor air quality in Milford, Fairfield & Stamford, CT

For over a century, Climate Partners has been creating and installing heating and cooling solution systems to millions of families living in the surrounding areas of New Haven and Fairfield Counties in Connecticut.

With our experience and top-of-the-line methods and products, we leave our clients living with better and healthier homes. Call us at: 203-457-8581 or visit our contact page here, to learn more about our services. It is important for our company to make the quality of your indoor air better. You’d rarely think that the air inside your home is safe from outside pollutants that can be emitted from vehicles, factories, and smokers going about on the street; however, there are products and routines that can negatively affect the quality inside your property.

These air pollutants can come from:

Carpets

Paint

Teflon fumes from cooking equipment

Chemicals found in craft supplies

Chemicals found in cleaning products

Hairsprays

Particles coming from dry-cleaned clothes

Second and third hand smoke

Fumes coming from stoves

Gasses coming from the furnace and chimney

Mold, pollen, and mildew

Building materials

From these various products and practices, you are exposing yourself to harmful toxins which, if constantly exposed to, lead to skin and respiratory diseases and illnesses.

Air Quality Index

Air Quality Index (AQI), is one way to figure out the quality of your home’s air. It tells you if your home’s indoor air quality is satisfactory or unsuitable, by following a system that relies on fixed measurements and a color coded system.

Green (0 to 50):

Air quality is considered satisfactory. Pollutants can cause very little to no health risks.

Yellow (51 to 100):

The quality of the air is acceptable; however, there are some pollutants present that can affect people, who are usually sensitive to air pollution.

Orange (101 to 150):

People who are sensitive or allergic to these particles are most likely to experience discomfort. The general public, however, do not.

Red(151 to 200):

Everyone will begin experiencing the effects of air pollutants such as sneezing, coughing, irritation in the eyes, and the like. For sensitive people, however, those discomforts will become more severe to their health.

Purple (201 to 300):

The entire population is more likely to be affected because the quality of the air is deemed very unhealthy.

Maroon (301 to 500):

Everyone may experience serious health effects, because the air quality has gone up to being hazardous. With this color, health risks are at high alert.

We service all of New Haven and Fairfield Counties, CT.

Climate Partners - Indoor air quality