Premier Indoor Comfort Systems provides homeowners with new products and information to address the importance of improving Indoor Air Quality.

Woodstock, GA -- (SBWire) -- 02/12/2010 -- Who would think indoor air Quality can be hazardous to your health? Indoor air--a pollutant? Unfortunately, that is often the case, said Steve Samson, President of Premier Indoor Comfort Systems. Premier Indoor Comfort Systems is an Atlanta based specialist in Indoor Air Quality. The American Lung Association estimates that most people spend 90 percent of their time indoors, making indoor air quality (IAQ) extremely important.

Some of the most effective solutions for poor indoor air quality may involve heating and cooling systems. Electronic air cleaners (EACs) and high-efficiency air filters can assist in absorbing particles that otherwise would escape due to their size. EACs and high-efficiency filters help clean the air and provide respiratory relief by removing dust, dirt, and pollen. Other products that are available include humidifiers, carbon monoxide detectors, heat recovery ventilators, and air purifiers. A good source of information on all of these products can be found at http://www.Furnaceatlanta.com.

"Thankfully, there are things a homeowner can do to help alleviate potential IAQ concerns. The first step toward improving indoor air quality is to identify the sources of air pollutants," said Samson. "Eliminating or reducing these sources is the most effective ways to clean the air. Although it is not possible to eliminate every contaminant source, reducing the sources and/or the amount of pollutants they emit, will contribute to a healthier living environment. Exposure to air pollutants can be up to 100 times higher indoors than outdoors. Many common household items contribute to poor indoor air quality. Compounds found in carpeting, furniture, upholstery, and drapery fabric, constantly emit fumes. Other sources of pollutants can include cleaning agents, paints, and personal care products.”

The tight construction of today’s homes also contributes significantly to poor indoor air quality. Things like weather-stripping and storm doors are designed to save on energy costs. However, they also prevent proper ventilation by keeping indoor air in and outdoor air out. The result can be a build-up of contaminants within the home.

Poor IAQ can be the cause of numerous health problems. Medical groups report that as many as half of all illnesses are caused or aggravated by indoor air pollution. Pollutants within the home can cause homeowners to suffer from flu-like symptoms such as headaches, nausea, and respiratory irritation. Two health problems that can be helped by clean indoor air are allergies and asthma. Even people who have never suffered from allergies can benefit from improved IAQ. By removing airborne dust particles from the air, the amount of exposure they have on the respiratory system is greatly reduced.

To find out more about indoor air quality, call Premier Indoor Comfort Solutions at 404.592.5596 or visit their website http://www.HvacRepairAtlanta.com. Their web site is managed by Panorama Press, an Atlanta based marketing firm specializing in marketing strategy, sponsorships and web development. Stephen Samson, President of Premier Indoor Comfort Systems LLC selected Panorama Press based on their expertise in developing marketing programs for local home service companies. Panorama Press currently manages web-based marketing programs for G&L Marble, Simply Floored, American Classic Design, Discount Kitchens, Botwin Communications and many other firms.

In addition to serving the Atlanta area, Premier Indoor Comfort Systems also services surrounding municipalities such as Cherokee: Ball Ground, Canton, Cartersville, Holly Springs, Waleska and Woodstock. Cobb: Acworth, Austell, Kennesaw, Marietta, Powder Springs, Smyrna, and Roswell. Fulton: Alpharetta, and Atlanta. Forsyth: Pickens: Jasper, GA.

For additional information on HVAC Repair Atlanta please visit http://www.HvacRepairAtlanta.com or call 404-592-5596, or fax 770-345-9708. For more information about Panorama Press, visit http://www.PanoramaPress.net, or call John Davis at 678-391-9134, or fax 770-516-2192.