It should be no secret at this point that air purifiers target and eliminate contaminants. Where things get lost in the weeds is when homeowners are trying to figure out which kind of particles and contaminants a UV air purifier is seeking to target.
We’re going to use some helpful science and really get into how exactly an air purifier in Douglas, GA is going to help your indoor air. We’ll talk about the specific types of contaminants it can eliminate and how this process occurs. After this blog post, you’ll be an expert in contamination and air purification!
For more information, or to schedule an appointment to have your air quality tested and a UV air purifier system installed, contact our team. We can help you find a suitable air quality system that will either filter, purify, or improve the comfort of your indoor air. It’s just that simple!
A versatile heating and cooling system in one, the heat pump is what we recommend to so many of our customers looking for heating and air conditioning. It’s highly efficient and can keep you warm throughout the winter, but that doesn’t make it immune to problems.
Air filtration is a more important part of your air conditioner than you may think. Without an air filter in place, particulate in the air can pummel the AC unit and get caught in the blower. When the filter gets too dirty, it can block air from moving into the AC system. That’s why it’s important to change your air filter every month or so.
Have you ever had to call a technician in for AC service in the middle of summer? If so, you know it’s not something you want to deal with any time in the near future. You have to pause what you are doing to make an appointment with a technician or call in for emergency service. You may have to skip out on plans while you wait, and your home is too hot for comfort in the meantime.