Springtime brings blooming flowers, longer days, and, unfortunately for many, relentless sneezing, itchy eyes, and runny noses. Yes, allergy season is among us, and if you’re like most residents in Framingham, you’re already feeling the effects. What starts as a mild tickle can quickly turn into weeks of discomfort if you don’t take steps to protect yourself. And while over-the-counter allergy meds can help, the real solution might be closer to home, starting with the air you breathe inside your house. While most people associate allergies with outdoor triggers like pollen and grass, what many don’t realize is that indoor allergens can be just as disruptive, especially if your home’s air system isn’t optimized for the season.
