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W
hen properly
maintained, your home is a tightly sealed environment. That is important when
you consider operating costs of a heating and cooling system, but that can also
pose a problem regarding indoor air quality. With most homes designed to be very
energy efficient, there may be few opportunities to bring fresh air inside
and without proper ventilation your home's air quality might be less than optimum.
But this is easily solved. We have provided some tips to help you increase your
home's air circulation from the simple suggestion of opening windows and doors,
to installing whole-house ventilation systems. You may not be thinking about
ventilation when you are first starting your building project, but thinking
about things such as window and door placement and where you might want to
place some ceiling fans will help your family breathe easier in their new home.
