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    Improve Indoor Air Quality with Renewal by Andersen® Windows

    Your home’s air quality is important to your health and well-being. Different factors affect indoor air quality, including poor ventilation, mold caused by moisture, and harmful chemicals used in your furnishings. In light of these, you should find ways to improve air quality to prevent health issues. Let Renewal by Andersen® of Westchester and Fairfield County, your Connecticut windows expert, explain the main pollutants that contribute to poor indoor air quality:

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    Insufficient Ventilation

    When you use your air conditioning system, you should try to keep out outdoor air as much as possible with doors and windows shut tight. Additionally, your ventilation system is designed to recirculate indoor air instead of allowing outdoor air to enter. While preventing unairconditioned air from entering your home is effective at reducing energy costs, it can affect indoor air quality negatively. You should occasionally open your windows to allow proper ventilation.

    Mold Growth

    As your windows are the parts most exposed to the elements, moisture can quickly accumulate in them. This can lead to mold growth that compromises indoor air quality, so be sure to remedy any signs of mold growth in your home. You should also choose quality replacement windows in Connecticut to minimize moisture problems. Our high-performance windows feature our exclusive Fibrex® frames, which are excellent at resisting any form of mold or mildew.

    Harmful Chemicals

    Common products and furnishings used at home may emit harmful chemicals into the air. They are the primary cause of poor indoor air quality and are the greatest contributors to a range of respiratory and other health symptoms. For your windows, trust Renewal by Andersen. As we are committed to environmental citizenry, we manufacture our windows with materials that are good for the environment. You can rest easy knowing that they do not emit volatile organic compounds (VOCs) into the air.

    Improving indoor air quality is important for your health. One great strategy is to install Renewal by Andersen windows in CT. Not only are they energy-efficient, but they are also great for increasing air circulation and improving air quality. They are also guaranteed to resist mold and other particulates that are harmful to the health. Call us at (866) 609-5033 to get started on your window replacement project.

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