Indoor air quality products we install
- ✓HEPA Air Cleaner
- ✓Steam Humidifier
- ✓Bypass Humidifier
- ✓Media Air Cleaners
- ✓Electronic Air Cleaner
- ✓Dehumidification Systems
- ✓Ultraviolet Treatment Systems
Why indoor air quality matters
There are many sources of indoor pollutants, including invisible assassins like radon and CO₂, gas-emitting chemicals from carpeting, drapery, household cleaners, furniture and building materials. There are also airborne pollutants such as pollen, viruses, dust and dust mites, plus damp areas where standing water can breed mold, mildew and other microbes.
Much of this problem is attributed to the way modern homes are built: as air-tight as possible for energy efficiency. The consequence is stale, odor-laced air trapped inside, leading to irritation, congestion, allergies, asthma and other respiratory ailments.
What is a whole-home air cleaner?
Whole-home air cleaners (Media, Electronic & HEPA) clean your air by removing particulates, allowing you to breathe healthier air. This is especially important to those with allergies and asthma. An air cleaner installed by your HVAC contractor can help rid your home of dust, dust mites, pet dander, mold spores, pollen, bacteria, viruses, smoke and more.
How does it work?
Air cleaners are installed as part of your home's central heating and cooling system, completely out of your way and out-of-sight. Every time your system runs, air is filtered through state-of-the-art filter media that removes potentially harmful contaminants from every room. Clean air is then distributed via your ductwork to your entire home.
Best yet, the system is easy to maintain. Whole-home filters only require maintenance every 1–2 years, unlike portable units that require monthly care or standard filters that need cleaning every 1–3 months. Turn your central heating and cooling system into a whole-house air cleaner.
Why whole-house air cleaning?
- • Each person inhales over 3,500 gallons of air per day.
- • Polluted air causes 94% of all respiratory problems.
- • More than 31 million North Americans have been diagnosed with asthma.
- • About 40,000 dust mites can live in one ounce of dust.
- • 10–15% of the population may be allergic to cat or dog dander.

