UV lights and various filters can help promote healthy indoor air quality inside your Port Charlotte, FL, residence. Poor indoor air quality can contain a variety of particulate matter, such as pet dander, dust, dust mites, mold spores, pollen, and more. Exposure to these contaminants can increase your allergy symptoms, increase the prevalence of respiratory illness in your home, and even increase signs of illness like headaches, fatigue, and inflammation. Using these additional forms of filtration can help improve your indoor air quality and allow you to stay healthier throughout the year.
It’s common for HVAC systems to have one or more filter units that remove particulate matter before conditioned air circulates through your home. However, technology like UV lights can help remove pathogens and bacteria from your air, helping keep you and your family healthy. By passing air through UV-C light, the genetic material of these microbes is destroyed.
UV-C light technology can be used with other forms of filtration:
It’s ideal that you choose the right filter type to manage your indoor air quality. A standard pleated filter is typically part of your furnace and air conditioning setup. These filters will need to be changed once every 30 to 90 days in most cases. You can also upgrade your filter choice. For example, HEPA filtration can remove up to 99.97% of particulate matter. However, many furnaces aren’t powerful enough to handle the airflow restriction that comes with this filter type. Carbon filtration is great for removing volatile organic compounds from your indoor air. We can work with you to determine the best filter option based on your current HVAC setup.
It’s ideal that you choose the right filter type to manage your indoor air quality. A standard pleated filter is typically part of your furnace and air conditioning setup. These filters will need to be changed once every 30 to 90 days in most cases. You can also upgrade your filter choice. For example, HEPA filtration can remove up to 99.97% of particulate matter. However, many furnaces aren’t powerful enough to handle the airflow restriction that comes with this filter type. Carbon filtration is great for removing volatile organic compounds from your indoor air. We can work with you to determine the best filter option based on your current HVAC setup.
Maintaining proper air circulation throughout your Port Charlotte home can help improve indoor air quality. Stagnant air in your ductwork can feel oppressive and can hold on to more particulates. Make sure your fans are rotating in the correct direction based on the season. Counterclockwise is the direction to use in summer, and switch to clockwise in the winter.
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A whole-house humidifier can be installed on your HVAC system to add moisture to very dry air. Your thermostat will monitor and control the function of this unit, and it will only run when necessary. A whole-house dehumidifier will remove excess moisture from your indoor air. When too much moisture is present, this can increase the prevalence of mold spores and other allergens.
Routinely having your ductwork inspected can ensure that there are no gaps or cracks that are allowing contaminants to enter your living space. You can also have our team clean your ductwork to remove harmful buildup of particulates. An air purifier removes up to 99.97% percent of the allergens and particulate matter inside your home. A whole-house unit is very convenient and addresses your home all at once. You won’t have to move a portable unit around. By using ionization technology, air scrubbers remove bacteria, pollen, mold spores, dander, and much more.
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