5 Ways to Improve Your Home's Indoor Air Quality
By Summers & Smith · July 1, 2026 · 1 min read
We spend most of our time indoors, yet indoor air can contain more contaminants than the air outside. From allergens to dry winter air, poor indoor air quality can affect your comfort and health. Here are five ways to improve it.
1. Upgrade your air filtration
High-efficiency filters capture more dust, pollen, and airborne particles than standard filters, keeping your air cleaner and your equipment running smoothly.
2. Add UV germicidal purification
Systems like Sanuvox use UV light to neutralize germs, mould, and bacteria as air passes through your HVAC system.
3. Balance your humidity
A whole-home humidifier from GeneralAire adds moisture during dry Ontario winters, while dehumidification keeps summer comfort in check.
4. Keep up with maintenance
Regular HVAC maintenance ensures your system isn't circulating dust and debris throughout your home.
5. Ventilate effectively
Proper ventilation brings in fresh air and removes stale, contaminated air, especially important in today's well-sealed homes.
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