Effective March 31, 2017, RAPCA will no longer perform indoor air quality inspections or accept referrals from other agencies or programs.
Learning how to control your home's environment can improve comfort and may reduce the risk of health complications. There are many sources of indoor air pollution, including excess moisture or water leaks, ill-operating heating appliances, tobacco products, building materials, pets, household cleaning products, and natural sources.
RAPCA recommends following U.S. EPA guidelines to improve your indoor air quality.
Resources
- U.S. EPA Indoor Air
- U.S. EPA Indoor Air Tools for Schools
- U.S. EPA Woodstove Best Burn Practices
- University of Toledo Radon Information
- U.S. Green Building Council
- Green Cleaning for Healthy Schools
- Dayton Children’s Hospital Asthma Care
- Ohio Legal Services
- Rebuilding Together Dayton
- People Working Cooperatively (937-281-0685)
- Dayton Mediation Center