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For individuals with sensitive respiratory systems or those simply aiming for excellent indoor air quality in their homes, installing an air purification system is one of the most effective methods to achieve the desired air quality. Most systems can be effortlessly integrated into your HVAC system for a seamless experience and can be serviced concurrently with your routine HVAC maintenance check-ups.
Here are some of the most effective air purification devices our technicians can install.
Avoid overspending on large, stand-alone air purifiers that only clean the air in one or two rooms of your house. Instead, seek advice from our experts on whole-house air purifiers that can rejuvenate the air throughout your home to fresh, safe quality levels.
Collaborating with trusted manufacturers such as AprilAire, our team installs custom-designed systems that eliminate up to 99% of airborne pollutants, including mold spores, bacteria, viruses, secondhand smoke, carbon monoxide, and lead dust.
Perfect for those with allergies or asthma, whole-house air purifiers also minimize allergen triggers from pollen, pet dander, and odors.
Recent research indicates that HVAC UV light air purifiers effectively eliminate mold, bacteria, and viruses, as well as odors, enhancing your home's indoor air quality. With an added cost of approximately $2.00 per month to your energy bills, it offers an economical solution for purifying your air.
The two types of UV light systems are:
UV light air purifiers work best when combined with other fundamental indoor air quality measures, such as using high-MERV filters in your HVAC system, replacing them every month, and cleaning your condenser coil once a year.
Maintaining UV light air purifiers is straightforward: replace the light bulbs during your yearly HVAC service appointment.
Electronic air cleaners, ionizers, or electronic air purifiers utilize electrically charged filters to decrease the amount of airborne pollutants in your home. As air moves through your heating and cooling system, the electronic air cleaner captures large particles, such as dust and dander, in a pre-filter.
Subsequently, electrically charged filters draw in and capture smaller particles, like bacteria and mold, to stop them from circulating back into your home.
Maintaining air cleaners is simple. Since the filters are reusable, just remove and wash them every few months.
Some electronic air cleaners may release low levels of ozone. Consult with our EPA-certified technicians to identify air cleaners that are safe for both you and the environment, and use efficient filters with a MERV rating of 10 or higher.
