Help Minimize Air Contaminants with an Air Filtration System
Modern homes and commercial properties are constructed with secure seals between indoor and outdoor air. While this is beneficial for reducing HVAC losses, there are accidental consequences. With no access to clean outdoor air, your indoor air can become stuffed with microscopic pollutants on top of common debris like dust and hair. Dense concentrations of airborne particles may irritate respiratory symptoms and also make you sick! For genuinely clean, healthy indoor air, these pollutants should be eliminated as much as possible.
Are You Interested in High-Efficiency Air Filtration?
EPA studies discovered that pollutant levels indoors are often up to five times higher than outside, making an effective air filtration system an excellent tool when attempting to decrease contamination levels. Wyant Heating & Air offers top-of-the-line filtration systems capable of attracting and trapping particulates like:
- Dust, hair and soot
- Pet dander
- Allergens like pollen
- Mold and mildew spores
- Viruses and bacteria
- Smoke and odor particles
- Volatile Organic Compounds such as synthetic cleaners
Local industries and potential health problems can help determine which pollutants you’d benefit most from filtering out of your indoor air. For instance, a person with serious allergies should make getting rid of pollen or animal dander the primary goal. Our indoor air quality services in [siteinfo field=”msa”] are tailored to help you understand what particulate matter you’re struggling with.
HEPA Filters
Many air filtration systems use what’s known as a High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filter. Bear in mind that multiple filters are manufactured similarly and advertised as “HEPA-type” filters despite not offering the same level of effectiveness. You should try to find “True” or “Absolute” HEPA filters approved by air quality groups.
With a highly dense network of extremely small fibers, HEPA filters capture airborne particles while they float past. A few designs will employ additional layers of filtration to prevent the central fiber layer from becoming clogged with larger particles like hair and lint. One type, known as an activated carbon filter, uses highly absorbent carbon pores to trap particles.
One trade-off with HEPA filters is that the compact fibers can reduce airflow, which will sometimes force your HVAC system to run longer to maintain your preferred temperatures. We can offer tailored advice on whether you’d benefit from HEPA-level filtration.
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Benefits of Air Filtration System Installation in Frederick
Wyant Heating & Air has a skilled team of air filtration system installers in Frederick. With their support, you can swiftly secure stronger air filtration for your home or commercial property. Almost instantly, you should have the chance to enjoy some or all of the following benefits:
All in all, an air filtration system is an excellent investment for people hoping to help stop airborne contamination from negatively affecting their health or HVAC equipment.
Schedule A Free Quote for Air Filtration System Installation
Ready to keep your indoor air supply more refreshed and with less pollution? Get in touch with the air quality experts at Wyant Heating & Air. You can schedule a free quote for a new air filtration system by giving us a call at 301-453-8368 today.
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While a long history of service is impressive, nothing is more important to customer satisfaction than a dedication to total comfort. Wyant Heating & Air considers your peace of mind our top priority, and that hasn’t changed since we first opened our doors. Learn more about our history, and how our communities support us just as much as we support you.