Indoor Air Quality Tips for Nevada Homes

Nevada's dry air keeps fine sand particles suspended, making indoor air quality a priority for local families. Pet hair, dust mites, and desert sand compile inside home ventilation lines, recirculating whenever the fan blower starts.

To improve your air quality, upgrade to pleated MERV-11 or MERV-13 filters, which screen out micro-dust without restricting airflow. Vacuum carpets regularly using HEPA-equipped machines to capture tracked-in dirt.

Scheduling a professional duct sweep every 2 to 3 years extracts settled sand and allergens from your registers, keeping your home clean and healthy.