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Breathe Easier With an Air Filtration System From IQAir

You don’t have to be a genius to know that certain indoor air contaminants are hazardous to human health. For anyone with allergies, asthma, or a compromised immune system, it’s especially vital to create a clean, healthy living environment by removing harmful particulates from the air. Fortunately, IQAir has designed a number of indoor air filtration systems aimed directly at meeting the needs of today’s home- and business owners. As an authorized dealer of these top-rated air purification systems, Common Sense Inspections Inc. is ready to equip your space with the customized solutions it requires to rid your air of unwanted pollutants.

Whether you’re concerned about pollen, pet dander, mold spores, or exposure to VOCs such as formaldehyde, an IQAir filtration system can make a drastic difference in the quality of your indoor environment. Common Sense Inspections Inc. is proud to sell these state-of-the-art systems and even prouder to be named an authorized dealer of IQAir filtration products for the greater LA metro. When you’re committed to a healthy lifestyle, don’t overlook the importance of clean indoor air. You deserve to breathe safe, toxin-free air in your living or working environment, and an air purification system from IQAir can put your mind and your lungs at ease.

Contact Common Sense Inspections Inc. today to learn more about the remarkable results you can expect from an IQAir filtration system. It’s a smart addition to any space for noticeably better indoor air.

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About the author

Hello, Samuel Dixon with Common Sense Inspections Mold Inspection in Los Angeles has been awarded the Council­ certified Indoor Environmental Consultant (CIEC) designation by the American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC). This prestigious, board ­awarded certification recognizes Dixon’s knowledge and field experience in indoor environmental investigation and consulting. To earn the CIEC designation, Samuel passed a rigorous examination based on respected industry texts. He then submitted documented, verifiable field experience to a board of peers, earning a unanimous vote of approval. To maintain the CIEC designation, Samuel will remain active in the field and complete 40 hours of professional development activities within the next two years. Samuel is now listed in the ACAC certificant database at www.acac.org, along with more than 2,800 ACAC certificants around the world. The database can be searched by name, company or zip code and represents a continuously updated roster of experienced indoor environmental professionals. The CIEC designation is accredited by the Council of Engineering and Scientific Specialty Boards (CESB) and the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA), both nationally recognized third­ party accreditation bodies. For more information, visit www.acac.org.