Indoor Air Quality

Clean air inside your home is key to complete comfort. Even when the temperature and also the humidity levels are ideal, pet dander and pollen circulating in the air can trigger allergy and asthma symptoms. To remove these irritants and also have clean indoor air, a whole-home air purifier is your best option.

Indoor air circulates through a home’s return air ducts, into the heating/cooling system, then back
into the home’s living areas. It is full of tiny particles from both natural and manmade sources such
as pollen, dander, mold, tobacco smoke, exhaust, and also select viruses and bacteria. The largest of
these particles settle on interior surfaces and appear as dust. Smaller particles also settle, but
become airborne again with the slightest disturbance.

Infinity® Air Purifier is a whole-home air purifier that uses Captures & Kills® technology to trap particles and also inactivates them with an electrical charge. This air purifier traps 95 percent of particles in micron size range 1.0 to 3.0 in the air flowing through the HVAC system. It can also inactivate 99% of select viruses and bacteria trapped on the filter. This purifier has a MERV rating of 15. Contact Engineered Comfort Solutions today to find out what air purifier will work best for your home.

As air passes through the home’s cooling coil, mold spores, bacteria and also fungi stick to its damp surfaces. Mold and also mildew can impact your indoor air quality. A buildup of these unwanted contaminants can reduce your home’s HVAC system performance and therefore lead to the release of harmful mold spores and unpleasant odors into your home. To help alleviate these issues, a germicidal UV lamp is mounted near the cooling coil where fungus and microbes can grow. This is a good concept to improve the indoor air quality inside your home. The intense and safe UV light is designed to kill bacteria and mold growing on and around the indoor HVAC coil. This will enhance your home’s HVAC system efficiency while improving the quality of your indoor air. Contact Engineered Comfort Solutions today to find out which UV light will work best for you.