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Inside air quality is vital to homeowners’ health

 
BY KEN SHEINKOPF    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: November 29, 2008
photo - Air sealed ducts are installed in the attic of a house. OKLAHOMAN ARCHIVE PHOTO
Air sealed ducts are installed in the attic of a house. OKLAHOMAN ARCHIVE PHOTO

Q: Over the years, I’ve read many articles on indoor air quality issues in homes, but never paid much attention until now since I’m getting ready to retire and we want to build a new home in a climate we’re not at all familiar with. What do we need to talk to our builder about to be sure he is sensitive to this issue and will build us a safe, comfortable home?

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