Whether it’s spring pollen, autumnal campfire smoke, or dirt, dust, and pet dander all year round, there are likely many tiny particles floating about and potentially irritating your airways, even when you’re indoors. If you’re struggling with reduced air quality, where do you start with indoor air purification?
Allergens
If you suffer from allergic reactions like coughing, sneezing, throat irritation, runny nose, or itchy eyes, you’ve probably learned to stay inside when your neighbors are burning wood or when the pollen count is high. But while your home can keep some airborne pollutants out, it can’t protect you from all of them.
Air Purification
This is where indoor air purification comes in. An indoor air purification system can help you reduce the air pollutants in your home, letting you breathe easier and enjoy a healthier environment. The filter of an indoor air purification system not only helps remove pollen, pet hair, and other small particles from the air, but it can also help you get rid of that lingering smell from the trash you forgot to take out the night before and can even cut down on airborne pathogens, making your home a healthier place during cold and flu season.
Indoor Air Purification Options
While you’ve probably seen the smaller air purifiers on the market, you can also have an indoor air purification system integrated into your existing air conditioning and heating system. This way, clean air can circulate throughout your entire house anytime your HVAC system is in use.
If you’re interested in a whole-house air purification system, give us a call at AC Guys Cooling and Heating Services. We’ll answer any questions you have and help you find the indoor air purification setup that’s right for you.
