GoEco W.A.

Healthy Home Air Check

Is the air in your home affecting your breathing?

We spend around 90% of our time indoors. Read about symptoms linked to indoor air, then share your home concerns to access our free guides on mould, asthma and cleaner air.

Symptoms that can be linked to indoor air

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Asthma

Wheezing or whistling breath
Tight chest or trouble taking a deep breath
Cough at night or early morning
Shortness of breath

Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis

Fever, chills or breathlessness 4–8 hours after time in damp spaces
Dry cough that keeps returning

Humidifier Fever

Flu-like aches or mild fever after humidifier or air-con use

These symptoms can point to possible building risk factors, not medical diagnoses. See your GP about any symptoms.

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Hidden risks

Bedroom

Dust mites in bedding
Poor overnight ventilation (high CO₂)
Hidden mould behind wardrobes

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Quick home checklist

We have visible mould or a musty smellWindows get condensation in winterWe cook on gasWe've renovated or bought new furniture recentlyWe use air fresheners, sprays or scented candlesSomeone in our home has asthma, allergies or a chronic conditionWe don't have an air purifier or mechanical ventilation

Important medical & environmental health notice

The interactive air check and educational materials from GoEco W.A. are for general information and building science awareness only. They are not medical advice, diagnosis, prognosis or treatment for any health condition.

GoEco W.A. specialises in building envelope diagnostics, airtightness, moisture and ventilation performance — not clinical medicine. If you or someone in your household has persistent, severe or unexplained respiratory, immune or neurological symptoms, always see a qualified medical practitioner, such as your GP, an immunologist or a respiratory specialist.

If you suspect carbon monoxide exposure, or someone has severe difficulty breathing or a serious allergic reaction, call 000 immediately.

Privacy assurance: the symptom list is for reading only. Nothing in it can be selected, so no health information is collected, sent or stored, protecting your health privacy under the Australian Privacy Principles.

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