What Is a Healthy Home Score and Why It Matters
What Moves Your Score?
Your Healthy Home Score is more than just a number. Here's a closer look at the four key factors that influence your score and what they say about your home's air.
The Healthy Home Score was designed to make indoor air quality easier to understand.
Instead of tracking multiple readings, charts, and measurements, you get one simple number that helps you understand how your home is performing.
But what actually influences that score?
Behind every Healthy Home Score are several signals working together to create a more complete picture of your home's indoor environment.
Here are the four key factors that move your score.
1. Indoor Air Quality
The first factor is the quality of the air inside your home.
Healthy Home Score looks at how consistently your indoor environment maintains healthy air conditions throughout the day.
Air quality naturally changes over time due to daily activities, airflow, ventilation, and occupancy. The more stable and healthy those conditions remain, the better your score will be.
Think of this as the foundation of your Healthy Home Score.
Because healthy air starts with the air you're actually breathing.
2. Protection Factor
Not all homes experience air the same way.
Protection Factor measures how effectively your home maintains indoor air quality compared to the surrounding environment.
A higher Protection Factor means your home is doing a better job of maintaining a cleaner and more stable indoor environment.
Because Healthy Home Score isn't only about what's happening inside—it also considers how well your home maintains those conditions over time.
3. System Performance
Healthy air depends on more than just air quality measurements.
The performance of your Clean Air Zone system also plays an important role.
Factors such as:
- filtration performance
- airflow
- device coverage
- system efficiency
all contribute to your home's ability to maintain healthy air consistently.
When your system is operating optimally, it becomes easier to maintain a higher Healthy Home Score.
4. Air Quality
Every home experiences changes throughout the day.
Cooking, entertaining guests, opening doors and windows, or changes in airflow can all influence indoor air conditions.
Healthy Home Score takes these events into account and evaluates how your home responds over time.
A home that can quickly return to healthy air conditions after an event is more likely to maintain a stronger score.
Looking at the Bigger Picture
The Healthy Home Score isn't based on a single measurement.
It's the result of multiple signals working together to provide a simple view of your home's indoor environment.
Together, these factors help paint a more complete picture of how your home is maintaining healthy air every day.
One Score. A Complete Story.
The Healthy Home Score was built to simplify something complex.
Instead of monitoring multiple metrics separately, you can understand your home's performance through a single number.
And when you want to know what's behind that number, these four factors tell the story.
Open the Nafas app to explore your Healthy Home Score and discover what's moving your score today.