Air Quality Testing
Air pollution isn’t only a problem outside your home
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) indoor air quality is a major health concern in America. Thanks to the increased efficiency of windows and HVAC systems, the air inside today’s homes and workplaces is often stagnant, leading to an increase in contaminants including viruses and bacteria.
Here at Allgeier Air, we’re dedicated to keep the air inside your home clean and healthy. That’s why we offer HVAC inspections, electronic leak detection, carbon monoxide detection services, and other air purification products to help identify and treat the sources of air pollution in your home or business.
In addition to calling the air quality experts at Allgeier Air, there are some easy steps you can take to prevent and remove airborne pollutant build-up in your home or business.
Learn about our RAIN FOREST HUMIDIFICATION SYSTEM
Indoor Air Quality Solutions
High-Efficiency Air Purification System
The Reme Halo is a Whole Home Air Purification System that seamlessly integrates with your HVAC system to remove up to 98% of irritating airborne particles, including pollen, smoke, pet dander, dust, mold, bacteria, and some viruses. The results can dramatically improve indoor air quality and help alleviate allergy and asthma triggers. This is an ideal add-on product for pet owners and those who suffer from respiratory issues.
Whole-Home Humidifiers
A humidifier is used in the winter to fight the dryness of the cold air. Installed as an add-on to your current HVAC system, our Rain Forest Humidification System maintains optimal humidity in your home – between 40% and 60%. This system minimizes the formation of bacteria, dust mites, fungi, and viruses. It is also proven to reduce symptoms related to allergies and asthma, respiratory infections and airborne viruses like the common cold, flu, and even COVID-19. In addition, you’ll also be protected from frequent nosebleeds, sore throats, and dry skin.
Whole-Home Dehumidifiers
A dehumidifier is typically used in the spring and summer to remove moisture from the air. Aprilaire’s Whole House Dehumidifier is a highly efficiency product we recommend to remove moisture when it is too humid. The unit is installed as an add-on to your home’s HVAC system, automatically controlling and adjusting the humidity level based on outdoor and indoor temperatures. In turn, you’ll receive protection from asthma, allergies, the common cold, viruses, and other respiratory infections.
Both a humidifier and dehumidifier help to maintain your well-being, lower energy costs and protect your family and home. Everyone can breathe a little easier when humidity is controlled.
Duct Sealing
According to the U.S. Department of Energy’s Energy Star program, leaky ducts in attics or crawlspaces account for 20% or more of a home’s heating and cooling energy losses. This results in higher utility bills for you and a challenge keeping your house comfortable.
Leaky ducts also create indoor air quality problems by introducing allergens, bacteria and other particulates into the air. Our duct sealing solution, Aeroseal, automatically finds and seals all the leaks throughout your entire duct system. The result is a home with even temperatures in every room, healthier air, and energy savings.
High Efficiency Air Filters
While standard HVAC filters prevent dust and debris from infiltrating through your system, high-efficiency filters go a step further by trapping contaminants like bacteria, mold, dust, dander, fumes, pollen, and viruses. High efficiency particulate air filters are best for people with allergies and those prone to respiratory difficulties since they are effective in screening contaminants up to 99.97%.
Keep in mind a “highly efficient” filter doesn’t necessarily mean it is the best filter for your system. The tighter the space to catch more particles also means less space for air to pass through easily. Before purchasing a high efficiency filter, contact us to be sure it is the right one for your system.
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