If you battle allergies or asthma, you need to take the quality of your indoor air seriously. Our experts will help you find an affordable solution to ensure you are comfortable in your home. We offer a wide range of products including whole-house air purifiers, in-duct purification, and whole-house humidifiers. Together these products ensure you are breathing the cleanest possible air.
Indoor Air Quality in Greenwood Village, CO
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Whole-House Air Purification
Did you know the air quality inside your home could be 5x worse than the air you breathe outside? Clean indoor air can immediately benefit your family’s health. Our experts can recommend the right whole home air purifier based on your individual needs and your budget. Our NATE-certified technicians make the installation process a breeze, and it will be done before you know it. You’ll enjoy cleaner, fresher air in the comfort of your home thanks to your new home air purifier.
Types of Systems and Benefits
We offer a variety of whole-house air purification systems. Our comfort advisors will recommend the type of air purifier that will work with your existing heating and air system as well as what best meets your needs.
There are three main systems you can consider:
In-Duct UV Light Air Purification
Installed into the supply plenum of your existing air conditioning or heating system air ducts, this type of system kills up to 99% of bacteria, mold, and viruses while reducing airborne particulates like dust, dander, pollen, and mold spores.
Whole-House Filtration
Capable of removing up to 99.98% of particles and allergens, this type of system catches particles down to 0.1 microns in size and is 100 times more effective than a standard one-inch throwaway filter.
Whole Home Micro-Particle Air Cleaner
Part of a new generation of Hybrid Polarized Media Air Cleaners that combine two cleaning processes to maximize air cleaning efficiency, this type of system can help with respiratory conditions related to poor indoor air quality by removing the most troublesome particulates from indoor air, including dust, animal dander, pollen, airborne mold, viruses and more.
Whole-House Humidifiers
According to the EPA, indoor air health problems are an issue in 8 out of 10 homes. We spend more than 90% of our time indoors and at least a third of our day in our homes on average. Low relative humidity may leave you more susceptible to catching a cold and cold, dry air on its own can aggravate asthma. Beyond the health implications, dry air can cause structural damage to your home and possessions. Dry air can also make you feel colder at normal temperatures, causing you to overheat your home. In fact, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, for every degree you heat your home, you add four percent to your energy bill.
So, is a humidifier right for you? Our experts can help you choose the right system for your home based on your individual needs and your budget.
Types of Systems and Benefits
We offer a variety of whole-house humidification systems. Our comfort advisors will recommend the type of humidifier that will work with your existing heating and air system as well as best meet your needs. There are three main systems you can consider:
Whole-House Steam Humidifier
Electrode technology requires impurities in the water to promote the transfer of electricity which means you don’t need to worry about using purified water and also features a dual sensor 24/7 auto mode to maintain optimum humidity throughout your home.
Whole-House Fan Powered Humidifier
Water is uniformly distributed across the tray and dispersed through a system of outlets, the built-in fan pulls air directly from the furnace through the humidifier.
Whole-House Large Bypass Humidifier
Dry, hot air pulled directly from your furnace is moved through the moisture-laden water panel evaporator of this system before being circulated throughout your home.
