Furnace and A/C Installation and Repair
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With an effective indoor air quality system you may notice the difference in air quality right away. Regardless of the type of heating and air conditioning system you have in your home, we can find an air purification system that’s compatible with your air conditioner and your heating system.
Air Cleaners
Finding the most cost–effective air cleaner for your home can be tricky given all the options and considerations outside of initial cost. We offer a wide variety of air cleaners, including mechanical and electronic, and will find just the right one to suit your needs.
We’ll help you choose the right air quality system. Our technicians will install your new equipment to work with your heating and air conditioning system. Once we’ve installed the air cleaning system we will make sure that you understand how to operate and maintain the equipment, call any time to set up a consultation.
We offer the following indoor air quality units
- Air Cleaners
- Air Purifiers
- Heat Recovery Ventilators
- Energy Recovery Ventilators
- UV Germicidal Lights
- Humidifiers
- Dehumidifiers
- Duct Cleaning
- Duct Repair
- Custom Ductwork
we offer a number of different products to cleanse the air that you and your family are breathing. We offer air purifiers, dehumidifiers, humidifiers, and air filtration systems to clean the air in your home. Some of the benefits of indoor air cleaners include:
- Better Breathing
- Better Sleep Quality
- Improved Moisture Control
- Elimination of Allergens
- Reduced Odors
- Reduced Energy Costs
Do Air Purifiers Actually Work?
Experts weighs in on whether or not purifiers can really filter out germs, dust, smoke, mold and more.The promise of an air purifier is an enticing one: An appliance designed to cleanse the air in your home, getting rid of all the impurities including odors, smoke, dust and pet dander. Given the fact that indoor air can have levels of certain pollutants up to five times higher than outdoor air, we get it. Air purifiers can indeed neutralize some of the threat posed by air pollution and by indoor activities. In reality, though, not all air purifiers necessarily live up to their marketing hype.
How do air purifiers work?
Air purifiers usually consist of a filter, or multiple filters, and a fan that sucks in and circulates air. As air moves through the filter, pollutants and particles are captured, and the clean air is pushed back out into the living space. Typically, filters are made of paper, fiber (often fiberglass) or mesh, and they require regular replacement to maintain efficiency.
What are air purifiers supposed to filter out — and do they actually do it?
Most filters on the market are designed to capture particles like dust, smoke and pollen, but they don’t catch gases like VOCs (volatile organic compounds) or radon that may accumulate from adhesives, paints or cleaning products. That would require an absorbent, like activated carbon. In fact, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) warns that the functionality of air purifiers is limited in terms of filtering out gases and that you must frequently replace filters for optimal functionality, usually about every three or so months. Allergens that are embedded into furniture or flooring are also not captured by purifiers.