Allergens & Indoor Air Quality Solutions...

🌳 What’s in the Air? Common Lakeway Allergens

Spring in Lakeway, Texas, brings beautiful blooms—and an uptick in allergy woes. Thanks to our mild climate and year-round pollen-producing flora, residents often get minimal breaks from seasonal allergies. From cedar fever in winter to oak and grass pollen in spring and summer, the air is filled with irritants that can follow you inside.

During springtime—especially March and April—oak trees release enormous amounts of pollen, provoking allergic reactions in numerous individuals. Ash, mulberry, sycamore, and willow are other tree allergens. In the later summer months and into the fall season, grasses and weeds like ragweed become notable allergy offenders.

🏠 Protect Your Home’s Air: Indoor Air Quality Solutions

You cannot do anything about the pollen outside, but you can make your indoor environment healthier and cleaner. At Aero DS, we offer HVAC and air quality systems that are designed to reduce allergens and bring a breath of fresh air to your household.

1. Replace Air Filters Regularly

Your air filter is the first line of defense for your HVAC system. Dirty filters not only restrict airflow but also allow dust, pollen, and other allergens to be redistributed throughout your home.

Tip: For allergy sufferers, we recommend monthly filter inspections and filter replacements every 60–90 days.

2. Install an Air Purification System

Take indoor air quality to the next level with a whole-house purification system. Our products include:

• UV air purifiers which inactivate viruses and bacteria
• HEPA filters which capture ultra-fine particles, including mold spores and pollen

These systems clean the air as it passes through your HVAC unit, making breathing healthier.

3. Have Your Ducts Cleaned

Your ducts may harbor dust, mold, and pollen—especially if they haven’t been cleaned in years. Our professional duct cleaning service helps with:

• Better airflow
• Reduced recirculated allergens
• Improved overall system efficiency

4. Manage Humidity Levels

Too much moisture can also fuel allergies by encouraging mold and dust mites. Aero DS also stocks Lennox dehumidification systems to keep indoor humidity at the optimal point (between 30–50%) and remove any chance of allergen development.

5. Seal Entry Points

Gaps around windows, doors, and ducts can let outdoor allergens into your home. Sealing them keeps your indoor air from invading pollen and pollutants.