A humidifier is a device that can be attached to any air conditioning or heating system to control the humidity levels in a room or building. Inside the humidifier is a device that senses the humidity in the air and when this device senses change, it cycles the humidifier on/off. A humidifier adds moisture to the air to cut down on static electricity, itchy dry skin, and protects your home’s wooden surfaces. It can also help prevent many issues with health. Dry air has been known to promote the cold and flu viruses during the cold seasons. Dry air can also affect people with respiratory issues and lead to sinus headaches and nosebleeds. Dry air can affect wooden surfaces in your home, furniture, and musical instruments, causing them to warp or permanent damage.
Humidifiers
Air Filtration System
Filtration systems enhance your home’s comfort and air quality by providing a cleaner, healthier home environment. These work to filter the air being distributed through your vents and coming from your HVAC systems. They’re best for reducing particles and gases.
Ventilation
Pollutants in your home’s air can cause poor indoor air quality, which in turn may cause dizziness and headaches, plus aggravate allergies and asthma. That’s why we offer ventilation solutions that help remove contaminants by exchanging stale, recirculated indoor air with fresh, filtered outside air.
Insulation
Ductwork insulation ensures that air traveling through your duct system will stay at the desired temperature and won’t “leak” out. Leaking air results in unnecessary energy loss, which means that your HVAC system will have to work even harder. This will cause higher utility bills as a result of wasted energy … not good for you or the environment. Without proper ductwork insulation, you could be losing 10-30% of the energy used to heat or cool your home. A good level of ductwork insulation will prevent not only energy wastage, but also leaks, temperature drops, and condensation buildup.
