Fall in the Hudson Valley is gorgeous—but it’s also peak mushroom season, and that means more mold spores in the air. Add in wood stoves firing up in seasonal homes, and indoor air quality can take a real hit this time of year. I want to talk about the hidden risks of mold and allergens, and why keeping the air clean inside your home matters more than you might think.
That post-Thanksgiving drowsiness isn’t the turkey—it’s your indoor air quality. Learn why gas stoves, CO₂ buildup, and poor ventilation are the real culprits.
An Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) works by exchanging stale indoor air with fresh outdoor air, all while maintaining the home’s temperature and humidity levels. As stale air is expelled, the system captures heat and moisture, transferring it to the incoming fresh air to ensure optimal comfort and energy efficiency. ERVs are ideal for improving indoor air quality, reducing pollutants like VOCs and allergens, and keeping homes healthier and more comfortable year-round.
At Shelter Air, we pride ourselves on being no ordinary HVAC company. Founded by Kimberly Sevilla, a devoted mother and
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) affects your health and comfort. Learn how to improve your IAQ with expert tips on ventilation, air purifiers, and more.
As winter approaches, it’s not just the flu we need to guard against but also RSV. Recognizing symptoms and utilizing air filtration and humidification can be our best defense in keeping our homes a healthy haven during virus season.
