If you’re anything like me, you’re a fan of keeping things simple. I’ve had an excessive amount of belongings for most of my life. Now the older I get, the more I want to separate myself from that way of living. I’m honestly a lot happier when I have less to worry about, which is all that big homes and expensive gadgets symbolize to me at this stage of the game. More room indoors means more things to clean and more air to worry about. If you have allergies like I do, it’s a lot more indoor air to worry about. When you’re plagued by respiratory ailments in response to indoor air quality issues, life gets hard. You start wondering about your heating, cooling, and air quality control equipment way more often than any person should. You might even get obsessive with your heating, cooling, and ventilation system to the extent that the local indoor cooling and heating repair shop knows you by name. This is the point I got to in my life before I made big changes for my health and my brain – mostly, by switching to smaller indoor handling systems that I know I can manage. This way, I can take care of my own heating and cooling maintenance without involving the expensive HVAC technicians. I always know that my heating and cooling system is running at maximum efficiency and I have a lot of extra control over my indoor air, by way of updating the high quality HEPA filters on a regular basis. Going small means getting peace of mind, especially if you’re allergic to everything like I am.

Air quality systems