Indoor Air Quality
Poor indoor air quality often goes unnoticed until symptoms appear. Dust, allergens, mold, and even everyday household products can pollute the air inside your home. Over time, this can lead to frequent allergies, respiratory issues, or increased wear on your HVAC system. Left unchecked, indoor pollutants impact both health and comfort.Kelley & Dawson Service provides complete indoor air quality solutions to help you breathe easier. From air filtration and purification systems to humidity control and duct inspections, our team ensures your home’s air is as clean and healthy as possible. With nearly 60 years of trusted service, we bring proven solutions and customer-first care to every job. Call 316-263-7201 today to schedule your indoor air quality service.
Why indoor air quality matters
- The average home’s indoor air can be 2–5 times more polluted than outdoor air.
- Dust, dander, pollen, and mold can aggravate allergies and asthma.
- Poor humidity control encourages mold growth or dry, irritated airways.
- Polluted air can strain HVAC systems, reducing efficiency and lifespan.
- Clean air promotes healthier living, better sleep, and improved comfort.
Common indoor air quality problems
Indoor air quality issues often build slowly, but the effects are significant. Common problems include:
- Excess dust: buildup on surfaces and in ducts.
- Allergens: pollen, pet dander, and other particles causing irritation.
- Mold and mildew: thrive in high humidity or damp ductwork.
- Dry air: leads to cracked skin, static electricity, and respiratory irritation.
- Stale odors: trapped pollutants create unpleasant smells.
- Poor ventilation: limits fresh air circulation in the home.
What professional indoor air quality service includes
Our technicians evaluate your home’s air and provide tailored solutions. A service visit may include:
- Inspecting ductwork for leaks, buildup, or contamination
- Testing humidity levels and recommending adjustments
- Recommending filtration or purification systems
- Evaluating ventilation for airflow and circulation
- Cleaning and replacing air filters
- Providing a detailed report with prioritized solutions
Solutions for healthier indoor air
Kelley & Dawson Service offers multiple options to improve indoor air quality:
- Air filtration systems — capture dust, dander, and pollen.
- Air purifiers — remove bacteria, viruses, and microscopic pollutants.
- Humidifiers — add moisture to dry winter air for comfort and health.
- Dehumidifiers — control excess moisture to prevent mold and mildew.
- UV lights — sterilize coils and ductwork to eliminate microbial growth.
- Duct cleaning and sealing — remove contaminants and prevent leaks that reduce system efficiency.
What to expect during an appointment
- Assessment — technicians evaluate air quality concerns and inspect ducts, vents, and filters.
- Testing — humidity, airflow, and filtration levels are measured.
- Recommendations — solutions are explained clearly with benefits and costs.
- Service — systems may be cleaned, adjusted, or upgraded during the visit.
- Documentation — a report outlines findings and future steps for maintaining clean air.
Benefits of improving indoor air quality
- Healthier living: fewer allergens and pollutants reduce irritation and illness.
- More comfort: balanced humidity prevents dryness or dampness.
- Cleaner home: less dust buildup on furniture and surfaces.
- Energy savings: clean ducts and filters reduce strain on HVAC systems.
- Peace of mind: knowing your family is breathing cleaner air.
Maintenance tips between visits
- Replace filters every 1–3 months depending on use and air quality.
- Keep vents and registers clean and free of obstructions.
- Use kitchen and bathroom exhaust fans to remove excess moisture.
- Maintain consistent humidity levels with portable or whole-home solutions.
- Schedule annual inspections to keep air quality systems performing properly.
Documentation you receive
After every indoor air quality appointment, you’ll receive:
- A checklist of inspections and completed tasks
- Humidity and airflow measurements
- Notes on duct condition and filter performance
- Recommendations for immediate and long-term improvements
- Estimated impact on comfort and efficiency
FAQs
How do I know if I need indoor air quality service?
Signs include frequent dust, worsening allergies, musty odors, or dry air symptoms like irritated skin or static shocks.
Do indoor air quality products really make a difference?
Yes. Systems like air purifiers, humidifiers, and UV lights significantly reduce pollutants, allergens, and microbial growth.
How often should I replace my air filters?
Most filters should be replaced every 1–3 months, but high-efficiency filters may last longer depending on use.
Can you install whole-home humidifiers or purifiers?
Yes, we provide installation of whole-home systems that integrate directly with your HVAC equipment.
Do you service all brands of indoor air quality equipment?
Yes, our technicians are trained to service and install a wide range of filtration, purification, and humidity control products.