We spend a lot of time indoors, it makes sense to have an indoor environment that's healthy and comfortable. Proper ventilation,air cleaning and humidity control can make a big difference in your family's comfort and health. Three ways to help with IAQ (indoor air quality) are:

Control, Filter, and Refresh.

Control - Control Humidity in the home with Humidifiers provided by Carrier and Aprilaire. Humidifiers come in fan powered or bypass type with up to 25 gallons per day performance on some models.
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Filter - Air filtration is very important to proactive IAQ strategies Study after study shows that as homes become tighter and more energy efficient, more contaminants become trapped inside. The air we breathe in our homes is loaded with pollutants like pollen, lung damaging dust, pet hair, dander, dust mites, tobacco smoke, spores, disease-causing bacteria and viruses. Considering the typical throwaway furnace filter only traps about 5 - 15% of these polluting particles and that the slightest traces of pollutants can trigger miserable reactions for allergy sufferers, you need serious help. In today’s world, a whole-house, high efficiency air cleaner is the best system to get the job done. Carrier offers a Mechanical Filter add on for higher performance application vs. the standard 1" filter at the furnace an expandable mechanical filter and an electronic air cleaner. Multiple sizes of each of the filter products are available to collect unwanted particles in the air stream

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Media Air Cleaners
Electronic Air Cleaners

Refresh - Ventilators are designed to bring in fresh outside air and expel unwanted indoor air while recovering energy from the indoor air. Products range from 150 cfm units up to 330 cfm units. According to the EPA, concentrations of toxic pollutants can be up to ten times greater inside a home than outside, even in our smoggiest cities. And today’s homes, while more energy efficient, are tighter and can trap contaminants like formaldehyde, radon, and household chemicals. What better way to ensure the constant moving of clean, fresh air into your home than with an Energy Recovery Ventilator system designed to let your house breathe? It's like opening a window without losing energy.

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