Air purifiers & filtration equipment

Air Conditioners:
Air conditioning does more to your home environment than just lower temperatures. Air conditioners and central air conditioning systems can also have a profound impact on the quality of the air you breathe.
Air conditioning can contribute to better air quality in your home by filtering and dehumidifying the air. A properly functioning air conditioner will maintain a healthy humidity level in a range from 20 to 50%.

Air Purifiers:
Air cleaners and purifiers are designed to treat indoor air that has become polluted by particulates or gases.

Ceiling/Flush Mount Filtration:
Ceiling / flush mount air filtration systems eliminate the need to bring in large volumes of polluted outside air that requires heating or cooling.

Dehumidifiers:
For people living near bodies of water or in humid climates, dehumidifiers are an important tool to help reduce moisture and mold inside a home. Asthma sufferers have difficulty breathing in a room that is too humid, and a low humidity can help keep dust mites at bay in a home.

Hunidifiers:
Humidifiers help to create healthy homes for by improving air quality and moisturizing the air. Humidifiers can help with problems caused by dry air such as dry skin, swollen nasal passages, sinus headaches, and asthma. Relative air humidity of between 40% and 60% tells our senses that the air is optimized, and is ideal for the health of humans, animals and plants.

Negative Ionizers:
Negative ionization of the air does a superb job of eliminating most tiny particles that float in the air. Negative Ionizers are designed to generate negative ions to recreate the proper atmospheric balance of negative to positive ions.

Personal Air Filtration:
Personal air filtration units have limited effectiveness, particularly in buildings served by a centralized supply/return HVAC system.