Utah regularly ranks among the worst air quality in the nation during winter inversions and summer wildfire season. What many people do not realize is that outdoor air quality directly impacts the air inside your home.
The Inversion Problem
During winter inversions, PM2.5 particles seep into homes through gaps, vents, and open doors. These particles settle on surfaces, carpets, and upholstery.
Cleaning for Better Indoor Air
- Change HVAC filters monthly during inversion season (not quarterly)
- Vacuum with HEPA filter 2-3x per week
- Wet-mop hard floors (dry sweeping stirs up particles)
- Dust with damp microfiber (traps particles instead of spreading)
- Keep entryway clean - this is where most outdoor pollutants enter
Professional Deep Clean Benefits
A professional deep clean during inversion season can reduce indoor particulate matter by up to 80%. We clean the surfaces, fabrics, and hidden areas where particles accumulate.
Book a deep clean during inversion season.