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COVID has hit our area hard this year, and we will feel the impact for some time to come. Residents of Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish, Island and San Juan County will spend more and more time in their homes over the coming weeks. And we want homeowners to know, we’re here for you! For your essential services like HVAC, indoor air quality, electrical, and plumbing, turn to Team Barron.
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We all know about how stack effect works in homes, but during presentations, I’m always surprised by how many hands are raised in response to the question: “How many of you think you can make a house too tight and cause problems with indoor air quality?” Generally, at least three-quarters of the room raises their hands. Really? My colleague Joe Kuonen says that getting a house so tight that you need to ventilate is a feat worth celebrating. “Now, we can get fresh air from a place we can trust,” he says. Where do most of our homes get their fresh air? From places we cannot trust, like crawl spaces.
