IAQ Service & Installation

Common IAQ Challenges

• Viruses and bacteria
• Excessive dust
• Allergies caused by dust, pollen, mold and other indoor pollutants
• Dry winter air with resultant dry eyes, skin and sleep issues
• High summer humidity causing condensation, mold and mildew
• Lingering food or pet odors

IAQ Solutions:

• Air Filters: Disposable furnace filters help reduce dust, pollen, pet dander, smoke, bacteria and more. Once installed, you only need to replace the filter every few months, depending on use and size. Upgrading your filter device to a high-quality material filter will result in cleaner, more dust free indoor environments.
• Air Cleaners: An electronic air cleaner is a more advanced and effective solution than a disposable air filter. Air Cleaners capture more airborne particles from the air passing through them and usually need no replacement filters.
• Air Purifiers and UV Systems: UV air purifiers work with your HVAC systems ductwork by utilizing ultraviolet light to address surface contaminants such as mold and bacteria.
• Humidifiers:Humidifiers can be used to balance winter humidity levels in your home for optimum comfort. Evaporative humidifiers or steam humidifiers are effective depending on the details of your application.
• Dehumidifiers: For all-season usage, or year-around in commercial settings, too. Over-excessive humidity encourages mold growth and condensation, and dehumidifiers will extract moisture to help you maintain a suitable humidity.
• Heat recovery ventilators (HRVs): HRV's provide fresh air as needed to the indoor environment while maintaining system efficiency particularly in newer and better insulated homes.
• IAQ Controls: Advanced environment control systems to monitor your IAQ and ensure HVAC operation parameters that maximize the quality delivered by your comfort system