The Detroit ~ As the spring season approaches, many homeowners are gearing up for their annual deep cleaning routines. However, according to the experts at C & C Heating & Air Conditioning, a leading heating and cooling company in the Detroit area, there is one important aspect of spring cleaning that should not be overlooked - indoor air quality.

With over seven decades of experience in the home service industry, C & C Heating & Air Conditioning is reminding homeowners to include their air conditioning and ductwork in their spring-cleaning checklist. General Manager Dayna Hottle explains that after being closed up all winter, homes can have stale and polluted indoor air. This is especially problematic during allergy season when dust and pollen can cause breathing issues.

To improve indoor air quality, Hottle recommends starting with an annual air conditioning tune-up and changing HVAC air filters. "During the winter months when your A/C isn't running, dust and debris can build up in your system," she says. "Having your system checked and cleaned can significantly improve your home's air quality." For those who still experience stale air, Hottle suggests considering a ductwork cleaning service, especially for those who suffer from allergies or asthma.

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In addition to these steps, Hottle also advises homeowners to dust and vacuum frequently using a vacuum with a HEPA filter to capture fine particles and allergens. She also suggests cleaning bathroom and kitchen vents which often accumulate dust, hair, and food particles. Keeping these vents clean can greatly improve overall air quality.

For those looking for more advanced solutions, Hottle recommends installing an air filtration system or UV lights into their HVAC systems. While portable filtration systems are effective, a whole-home filtration system works with the home's HVAC system to filter air in every room. UV lights can also be installed to kill bacteria and viruses that may cause breathing issues.

Another way to improve indoor air quality is by switching to eco-friendly cleaning products. Many household cleaners contain harsh chemicals that can actually worsen air quality. By minimizing the use of these chemicals, homeowners can freshen their home's air.

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Hottle emphasizes the importance of addressing indoor air quality as part of spring-cleaning routines. "Tackling indoor air quality can help your family breathe easier and feel better," she says. "And as temperatures rise and windows close again to keep the heat out, having cleaner air now sets the stage for a healthier summer indoors."

For more information about C & C Heating & Air Conditioning and their services, interested individuals can call (586) 439-3319 or visit their website at https://candcheat.com/. With their expertise and dedication to improving indoor air quality, homeowners can trust C & C Heating & Air Conditioning to help them breathe easier this spring season.

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