Indoor Air Quality Specialists
Explore filtration, ventilation, ultraviolet HVAC equipment, carbon-monoxide detectors, zoning, and programmable thermostats.
Indoor-air concerns can involve particles, odors, and ventilation, especially in tightly sealed, insulated homes. Options to discuss include particle filtration, fresh-air ventilation, ultraviolet HVAC equipment, carbon-monoxide detectors, zoning, and programmable thermostats. A consultation was previously advertised as free; confirm current availability and terms before booking. Equipment addresses different concerns and does not by itself establish or treat a health condition.
Products and options
- Air filtration products for particles such as pollen, mold, and pet dander; performance depends on the product and system.
- Fresh-air ventilators to exchange indoor air and exhaust cooking, pet, or chemical odors outdoors.
- Ultraviolet lights for HVAC equipment; evaluate microbial-control claims against current product documentation.
- Carbon-monoxide detectors, a separate life-safety device category; follow product instructions and applicable safety guidance.
- Zoning and programmable thermostats for setting temperatures by area or schedule.
A general claim that indoor air can be two to five times more polluted than outdoor air, as well as the free-consultation offer, has not been verified as current. Product effectiveness depends on the pollutant, equipment, sizing, and installation; discuss specific concerns with a qualified professional.