Carola Ekebom has lived in a villa built in 1959 for six years.
Since she has MS, she didn't think much about the fatigue, headaches, and insomnia, assuming they were related to her illness. When her symptoms worsened, she wondered if there might be mold in the house, but the inspection showed no infestation. Carola's son also experienced headaches and worsening asthma.
When Carola came into contact with Airmove and they checked the ventilation in the house, it turned out that the house only had one vent, and it was in the pantry. They installed Airmove 3.0, which brings fresh air into the house, Airmove 2.0, which circulates air between floors, Airmove 1.1, which circulates air between rooms, and Airmove Flow, which controls the airflow. Carola experienced a significant improvement the very next day.
“It made a huge difference. I had completely different air in the house. It became easier to breathe and sleep, and I’m not as tired anymore. My son’s asthma also improved.”
Today, it’s five years since Carola installed Airmove in her house, and she doesn’t regret it for a second; she still thinks it feels great.
“I think more homeowners should check their ventilation because there are many vague symptoms you can get if the air is stagnant. I would recommend Airmove to other homeowners without hesitation.”
