Opening up your windows on a brisk day can quickly make your house feel refreshed. But once cooler weather settles into Hillsboro, most homeowners will shut their windows and leave them closed for months. When less outdoor air is entering your home, dust, pet dander, cooking particles, odors, and moisture can linger longer. That doesn’t mean you need to crack the windows all winter. It does mean fall is a good time to pay more attention to filtration, humidity, ventilation, and the equipment helping clean the air you breathe.
Our team at Shafer Heating & Cooling, LLC can help you understand what’s going on with your air when your home is closed up for the season and what to do to improve your indoor air quality.
