The quick spread of COVID-19 has likely scrambled your every-day routine. When times feel uncertain, you take comfort in the idea that your home is your safe place. Like many of us, you’re probably spending a lot more time there these days. Given the circumstances, your indoor air quality is now more critical than ever.

While our attention is focused on the spread of Coronavirus, and we are thinking about the necessary precautions that are needed to reduce our chances of coming in contact with this virus, HVAC professionals know that Coronavirus is not the only disease, germ, virus, or pollutant we need to combat in our homes. We also need to consider the other viruses and germs that are spread through a central HVAC system.

We can install indoor air quality products in your home that deliver hospital-grade filtration. These options can clear bacteria from your air, as well as allergens, odors and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

Modern houses are tightly closed, which is good for energy efficiency. But it also means your home’s air may be dirtier than the air outside. In actuality, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says it can be two to five times inferior than outdoors. This can be troublesome, since the EPA has determined we spend about 90% of our lifetime in a building.

There are a lot of factors that can cause poor indoor air quality, such as cleaning products and air fresheners. These could create headaches and irritate allergies and asthma. There’s a combination of steps you can take to improve your air quality. Some options include enhanced air filters, an air purification system or an ultraviolet (UV) germicidal light.

Unsure which solution is best for your home? Our skilled techs can complete a FREE indoor air quality audit. We’ll test several aspects that have an influence on your air, like dust levels, VOCs, and ventilation. Based on the outcome, we can then suggest the ideal option for your household’s distinct needs.

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Air Purification

Air Purification Systems provide hospital-grade filtration while handling all kinds of indoor air contaminants.

This powerful equipment can wipe out:

99.9% of allergens, including pollen, dust and pet dander
95% of bacteria-sized particles, like ones that lead to strep throat
50% of VOCs and odors within 24 hours

UV Germicidal Lights

A UV germicidal light is placed within your HVAC equipment. Its penetrating rays wipe out bacteria and mold within seconds.

If your family struggles with allergies or asthma, this equipment might offer welcome relief. Especially if you reside in a muggy part of the country where bacteria and mold thrive.

This light also offers an extra advantage for your HVAC system. It may help it last for a longer period of time and run more efficiently, since it keeps the internal pieces clean.

Whole-Home Humidifiers

Getting correct humidity in your house might help keep your loved ones in good health when it’s cold. It can assist with sore throats, flaky skin and cracked lips, amidst added cold weather irritations.

If you don’t know what your house’s humidity level is, we’ll determine it during your indoor air quality audit. While the range changes based off of outdoor temperatures, HVAC professionals generally suggest keeping it between 40–60 percent.

You can achieve this optimum range by using a whole-home humidifier. This unit usually accompanies your furnace or air handler to provide the right level of humidity throughout your residence. Some equipment contain a built-in fan to move humidity while your comfort unit isn’t operating.