The Link Between Indoor Air Quality and Asthma

There is increasing awareness about the importance of indoor air quality. Although many people assume that the air inside their homes is fresh and clean, studies have shown that indoor air is usually more polluted than the air outdoors. Health problems with indoor air quality can be problematic for anyone, but for people with asthma, it can be a significant issue.

When indoor air quality is poor, the air is filled with dust, dust mites, chemical off-gasses, and a range of other pollutants. For people with asthma, these irritants act like a trigger for symptoms. If the air is excessively humid or dry, people with asthma can suffer even more attacks. Maintaining clean air and a healthy balance of humidity can help to control asthma symptoms.

Triple-T Plumbing, Heating & Air offers multiple treatments for poor indoor air quality in Spanish Fork and St. George, UT, from humidifiers and air purifiers to air duct cleaning. Contact our HVAC specialists today by dialing 801-798-7711.