Healthy Homel

Healthy Home is located at 4211 E. Busch Blvd., Tampa, FL, 33617 in the United States of America and has been proudly serving the Greater Tampa Bay Area for 30+ Years. We aim to be experts in bringing health to your home through services and solutions in indoor air quality, water quality, surface cleanliness, and heating & cooling systems. We also carry products through our online and physical storefronts related to life enhancement through allergy relief, substitutions for chemical-laden products, and select dietary and pain relief supplements.

Turn to Healthy Home for a comprehensive look at the condition of your property. From the foundation to the roof and every structural element in between, we survey every inch of our clients' residence by providing top-to-bottom home inspections in Tampa, FL. If you believe you've got mold in your home, it's best to err on the side of caution and request a mold inspection from a knowledgeable, trained specialist. In the last several years, illnesses and structural problems within homes have increased as a result of exposure to fungal microorganisms like black mold.

Healthy Home's Water Quality Technicians maintain the ideals of Healthy Home: they see cleaner water as a means to a healthier home and life. As ethical members of the Florida Water Quality Association, we use water quality testing in Tampa, FL, at industry standard to assess the water quality levels and needs of your home whether you use municipal or underground well water sources. Additionally, for those with water conditioning systems already in use our technicians can analyze that your system is calibrated and properly conditioning water throughout your home.

Your home is your castle. It is where you rest your head at night, start your day, and feel most comfortable. That is why it is so important to create an environment that supports your comfort and wellness. Healthy Home helps you do that with our home inspection services in Tampa, FL. Our trained team of consultants is ready to roll up their sleeves and get to work inspecting your home and ensuring there are no hazards to your health. From air quality services to water quality testing services, we do it all to ensure you are breathing easier, drinking healthier water, and feeling better when you are at home.

Why should you have your HVAC System Cleaned? The short answer is because they get dirty over time and they have potential to contain large amounts of Dust and Particulates that could lead to many concerns like, health and energy issues to the equipment. Our professional staff has done extensive work at Assisted Living Facilities, Military Base Housing, Retail Commerce, and more. HVAC inspectors conduct comprehensive examinations of components and systems to determine whether they are contaminated with a significant accumulation of particulate or microbial growth, or if HVAC performance is compromised due to contamination build-up.

Blown-in insulation is the most efficient of the two types of insulation methods. Because blown-in insulation is a monolithic layer of insulation without seams, like the ones found in batt rolls it is able to fill in a larger majority of air gaps that might otherwise be missed. Boric acid, borax or aluminum sulfate used in cellulose insulation provide resistance to mold, pests, and fire that can occur in the attic. Our professionals can complete a blown-in insulation job much more quickly than they can install our other types of insulation, giving you less stress and time away from your lives.

We live in Florida, so you know that we have to use our air conditioning units for most of the year. And you also know it takes a lot of energy to keep that equipment operating. Continuous running of our AC systems can result in moderate to high utility bills, which causes a drain on your finances. Prevent extremely high cooling and heating bills with our home energy-saving solutions in Tampa, FL. Available options include a comfort barrier. When used along with traditional insulation, this material does a great job of keeping heat out of your home and preventing it from escaping.