Do you ever have the feeling that there’s nothing better than coming home? We like opening the front door and knowing that, within minutes, our shoes will be off with warm socks on, and we’ll be leaning into the soft cushions of the sofa, ready for a relaxing break. The old saying, “There’s no place like home,” becomes more relevant as we age because we see the value of our home in terms of comfort, not merely in dollars. So, how does your home contribute to your overall health? Or, does it? Let’s look at a few ways to determine whether or not your home is contributing to your health.
We need to have annual medical checkups; why not give one to your home each year, as well? Your interior and your exterior may need some updating, repairs, testing for air quality, or other improvements, so a yearly check is the best way to prevent bigger problems. One of the most important health factors for anyone over the age of 65 is that of air quality. According to AirNow, a US government website, pollutants affect our aging population in significant ways.
How can you get ahead of any problems with the air quality of your home? The first test you’ll want to get is a mold inspection in Cleveland from a reliable mold inspection and air quality provider who will come to your home to conduct tests. Just like your own doctor, the inspector will test for indicators of issues that could affect your health. These might be pollutants that may be affecting your air quality or those that are affecting the health of your home. For example, the inspector will conduct tests to determine your air quality risk factor that may indicate mold, pollen, viruses and bacteria.
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