08/31/2026
Your home can look perfectly clean and still have things floating through the air you’d rather not breathe
Dust, pet dander and particles from cooking and everyday household products can all become part of the air inside your home. You may never see most of it, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t there.
And with fall almost here, the windows are about to stay closed a lot more often.
That means less fresh air naturally moving through the house while you and your family spend more time indoors. Your HVAC system will also be running more often and circulating that indoor air throughout your home.
Proper filtration, regular HVAC maintenance and good ventilation can all play a role in improving indoor air quality. Depending on your home, an air exchanger or air purification system may also help.
You already think about keeping your home warm when fall arrives. It’s worth thinking about what you’ll be breathing inside it too.
Contact J.S. Refrigeration to learn more about indoor air quality options for your home.
📍 J.S. Refrigeration, 106 Kensington Rd, Charlottetown, PEI
📲 902.628.5768
🌐 jsrefrigeration.ca