Take Your Indoor Air Quality to the Next Level
While the air outside in our area is generally considered fair, that doesn’t mean the air inside your home is at the same level. Regular HVAC air filters are a great way to get rid of dust and debris in the air, but they don’t filter everything. With the help of air purifiers like UV air sanitizers, you can also destroy any viruses, bacteria, and other small pathogens and particles that can harm you. If you’re interested in improving the quality of your indoor air beyond the standard, Blaze Heating, Cooling, Electrical & Plumbing provides installation of UV air purifiers.
Give us a call if you’re ready to take the next step in air purification. We’ll also answer any questions you may have about the service.
Why Install UV Air Purifiers?
If you already have air filters in your home, you may be wondering why you should add UV air sanitizers to your indoor air quality plan. There are a few main benefits to UV air purifiers that you should know as you consider getting one installed.
Additional Cleaning
Whereas regular and even HEPA-grade air filters trap particles to avoid them entering your air supply, UV air purifiers completely neutralize viruses, bacteria, and more with their UV-C light technology. This technology is also effective on mold within the HVAC system, which can be a problem in the humid North Carolina air.
More Efficient HVAC System
Since there will be even fewer contaminants flowing through your HVAC system, your system will run much more efficiently and may have a longer lifespan.
Reduces Illness or Health Symptoms
Most illnesses are the result of viruses or bacteria, which can often travel by air. Because UV air sanitizers eliminate pathogens and microbes from the air, it is likely that you and your family will experience less spread of illness within your household. It can also help mitigate the symptoms of allergies and asthma.
Eliminates Odors
The fewer places bacteria, mold, and mildew are allowed to grow within your home, the better your home will smell in the long run. It can even reduce the lingering smell in the kitchen after cooking or the odor of pet dander.
How Do UV Air Sanitizers Work?
This type of air purification system is usually installed directly into your HVAC system, which allows it to get rid of harmful contaminants at the source before they even pass through your ducts. UV-C light, also known as ultraviolet light, damages the DNA of microbes, killing them completely.
When paired with a HEPA air filter that traps microbes and larger pollutants, you have an almost entirely reduced chance of harmful contaminants entering your air supply.
Contact Blaze
Blaze Heating, Cooling, Electrical & Plumbing has been around since 1979, and we are dedicated to improving the health and comfort of our customers. Contact us today, and we’ll install your UV air purifiers.
