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Ventilation - The most important thing when it comes to indoor air quality is ventilation or how often the air in your home is replaced.
Filtration - Proper filtration of both the air in your home and incoming ventilation air is key to removing particulates from the air.
Humidity Control - Low humidity in you home can lead to dry, cracked skin, bloody noses, chapped lips, and dry sinuses, etc. High humidity allows a number of microorganisms to thrive, including dust mites, bacteria, and mold. A balanced home is a healthy home.
Air Purification - Space age technology that can reduce and destroy surface and airborne contaminants in just a matter of hours. Scroll down to learn more, download the product guides, or get a free consultation.
Levittown Air Scrubber Installation
Philadelphia Indoor Air Quality Installation
Having a properly functioning whole-home ventilation system is critical to maintaining a healthy home environment. Fresh air is not only clean and refreshing but ventilation also helps dilute and remove contaminants.
Homeowners should use a ventilation system to bring in fresh air from the outside to dilute stagnant indoor air. The air inside the home can be up to 5 times more polluted than the air outside.
Proper filtration of both the air in your home and incoming ventilation air is key to removing particulates from the air.
According to the United States National Library of Medicine National Institute of Health, the coronavirus nominally has a particle size of 0.13 microns and most airborne viruses range from 0.03 to 0.3 microns.
Proper Humidity reduces the transmission of viruses. ASHRAE promotes keeping humidity between 30-60% to minimize virus survival rates. Aprilaire provides humidifier products such as the 600, 700, and 800 and the 1850 dehumidifier to help keep the home between this optimal range.
Keep humidity between 30-60% to minimize virus survival rates.
The Air Scrubber by Aerus is a revolutionary air purifier that substantially reduces odors, visible smoke from the air, and microbial populations on surfaces, commonly found in the average home or office environment.
