For HVAC contractors, allergy season is becoming more than a seasonal maintenance cycle. It is also an opportunity to educate customers on indoor air quality and provide solutions.
A recent study set out to measure just exactly what our beloved four-legged doggy friends contribute to indoor air quality (IAQ). What researchers found was that in some cases, pets can rival — and even exceed — the impact of the humans living in the home. For HVACR contractors, the data is a way in.
Indoor air quality isn’t just about UV bulbs. It’s about humidity, airflow, filtration, and how well a home’s systems work together. For contractors, that’s shifting how they approach IAQ: no longer as a one-stop shop but rather a whole-home strategy that starts with fundamentals.
In this video, pros from National Comfort Institute, Goettl Air Conditioning, and Green Valley Cooling & Heating share advice for finding and fixing common indoor air quality issues.
To meet the increasing demand for residential IAQ monitoring products, contractors have to first understand what type of customers want monitoring solutions, what their role is, and continue to educate homeowners on how monitoring solutions can help mitigate IAQ risks.