Cedar season fills your home with pollen from December to February
Ashe juniper — what everyone here calls cedar — releases pollen from December through February, and Central Texas gets some of the highest counts in the country. It settles on every horizontal surface, works into upholstery and recirculates through the HVAC system. Dusting alone pushes it back into the air. During cedar season we change our approach: microfiber that traps instead of scattering, attention to window sills, blinds, ceiling fans and vents, and vacuums with HEPA filtration so what we pick up stays picked up. Households with allergy sufferers often move to weekly service through those three months and then back to every two weeks.








