Your Health Benefits From Fresh Air
A clean and safe air conditioning system is crucial for maintaining the air quality and overall health of your home. It can remove pollutants and allergens, reducing respiratory problems and allergies. Invest in a properly functioning AC for cleaner and healthier air, better sleep, and increased energy.
According to a study by the American Lung Association, having a properly functioning air conditioning system can greatly improve indoor air quality and lead to better health outcomes. The study found that individuals in buildings with clean air conditioning systems had a 20% lower risk of respiratory problems compared to those without access to clean air. Additionally, the study revealed that individuals with access to clean air through their AC systems reported a 15% improvement in overall well-being.
Enhance your health and air quality with our 3-step process for clean and safe air in your home. Alleviate allergies and prevent dust with our effective solution. Invest in your well-being and improve your daily life with our service.
Our 3-Step Process
1. Whole Home Air Filter System
The first step in protecting your HVAC system and home is the installation of a 4-inch to 5-inch filter on the inlet side of the system. This filter is designed to capture a majority of larger particles and particulates in the air, thereby improving the quality of the air being circulated throughout your home. Our team of technicians is available to provide recommendations on the type of filter that would best suit your needs.
2. UV Sanitizing
A UV sanitation kit for an A/C system utilizes ultraviolet light to eliminate mold, bacteria, and other microorganisms that can accumulate inside the unit. The UV light disrupts these microorganisms, preventing them from reproducing and effectively sterilizing the air being circulated throughout your home. This helps to improve indoor air quality and prevent the spread of airborne illnesses.
3. Air Purification
After the air has been filtered and sanitized through a UV process, it may still contain smaller particles such as dust, pollen, and other allergens. To further improve indoor air quality, an air purification system can be used to remove these smaller particles. The system works by drawing in air and passing it through a series of filters, which trap and remove small particles. Some air purifiers also use technologies such as ionization or ozone to neutralize airborne pollutants. The end result is cleaner, healthier air that is free from most allergens and contaminants