Indoor Air Quality
A tight home should still breathe easy.
Comfortable and healthy go together. We look at ventilation, humidity and filtration to help your home's air feel fresher, so a well-sealed house is also a well-ventilated one.
Sound familiar?
- Stuffy or stale air, especially in winter
- Too humid in summer or too dry in winter
- Dust that keeps returning
- Allergies that flare indoors
- Odors that linger after cooking or showers
What we do
Fresh air ventilation
ERVs and balanced ventilation sized for your home.
Humidity control
Dehumidification where it's too damp, plus guidance for dry winter air.
Air purification options
Whole-home and room air cleaning solutions that fit your system.
Exhaust improvements
Bath and kitchen fans that actually move air outdoors.
How it works
We talk through what you notice in your home.
We check ventilation, moisture and air flow.
We recommend a right-sized combination of solutions.
We install, test and show you how to use it.
Rebates for indoor air quality
We didn't find a dedicated Efficiency Maine rebate for these items. Ask us about available programs.
Quick answers
Is indoor air quality only for tight homes?
No. Any home can have moisture, stale air or dust issues. Tight homes just need ventilation by design.
Do you test the air?
We start with what we can observe and measure around the house, and we'll tell you honestly if a specialist is the right next step.
Where does an ERV fit in?
ERVs are one of the best ways to bring in fresh air without wasting heat.
Let's talk about your home
Tell us what's going on and we'll reach out with one clear next step. Free estimate, zero pressure.