Dizziness, confusion, unconsciousness, and death. These are some of the side effects of prolonged exposure to carbon monoxide (CO). From gas space heaters to leaking chimneys, seeping furnaces to gas stoves, many home systems and components can release CO and adversely affect air quality indoors. Since most CO exposures and poisonings happen during cold weather when people are more likely to use furnaces and heaters, now’s a great time to seriously consider whether you’d like your business to offer carbon monoxide inspections. Why Home Inspectors Offer Carbon Monoxide Inspectio ...
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