At Climate Masters, we believe your home should be a place where you can breathe easy and feel comfortable year-round. Many homeowners don’t realize that the air inside their home can be more polluted than the air outside. In fact, indoor air quality in St. Augustine is a growing concern due to humidity, allergens, and everyday household pollutants that can build up over time. Knowing the warning signs can help you protect your family’s health and your HVAC system.
If your home doesn’t feel as fresh as it should, your air quality could be silently affecting your comfort and health. We’ve helped countless local homeowners uncover hidden air quality issues before they turned into major problems. The good news is that most indoor air quality problems can be corrected with the right professional solutions.
Below are the top five signs that your indoor air quality may need attention.








No matter who you are, there’s no doubt that COVID-19 is something that you’ve been very aware of in the past year. Many homeowners throughout the country are looking for ways to mitigate their risks of virus transmission and the like in their own homes, and St. Augustine residents are no exception.
Dirty ducts are a conundrum. On one hand, some homeowners are convinced that their dirty ducts still work after decades of neglect. If they put a hand on their air vent, they’ll still feel the heated air coming from their furnace. While we won’t argue with that sentiment, since dirty ducts can technically still work, we want to approach this from a different angle.