HVAC Accessories-Media Cleaner-UV Air Purifier

A majority of our life we spend indoors, and much of that time is spent at home. Yet, it’s easy to overlook your indoor air quality (IAQ).  Since COVID-19 Indoor air quality has become a major priority. Several ways to address the quality of air in your home. 

1. Bigger Media Cleaner
2. Air Scrubber Systems
3. UV Lights

Our trained and certified team can assist in evaluating the best solution to improve your indoor air quality. Controlling the source of air pollution and providing adequate ventilation are both necessary to improve your air quality. Here are some products that can help:

• A whole-house air filtration system seamlessly integrates with your ductwork to protect your home. These systems work especially well if someone in your home suffers from allergies or a respiratory condition. These whole-house systems integrate directly into your ductwork for comprehensive coverage.
• If you suspect your indoor air quality is lacking, then an air cleaner could be the perfect solution. Air cleaners include different types of air purification systems, each with its own specific uses.
• Balance your indoor humidity levels with a whole-house humidifier. Dry air can lead to sore throats, stuffy noses, an increased risk of illness, and cause damage to your wood furniture and flooring. The ideal humidity level is between 30 and 50 percent.
• Muggy hot weather is a drag. Your air conditioner works hard to remove some of the excess moisture in the air—another solution is to install a whole-house dehumidifier. When the humidity level is out of balance in your home, everyone suffers.
• If you find that your indoor air is stale, bring some fresh air indoors. But how do you do so without raising your energy bill? An energy recovery ventilator (ERV) is a great solution for improved comfort without increased associated costs.
• A heat recovery ventilator (HRV) works much like an ERV in that it uses outgoing stale air to precondition incoming fresh air. You enjoy fresh air without stressing your HVAC system and paying higher energy bills. These systems integrate with your ductwork to create an added layer of comfort.
• For biological contaminants such as mold spores, mildew, and bacteria, you need an ultraviolet (UV) germicidal light. Hospitals and industrial settings have used these systems for years. Now the technology is available for your home.