Indoor Air Quality

There’s only one truly effective solution to eliminating indoor air pollution: a whole-house air cleaner.

What Is a Whole-Home Air Cleaner?
It makes your air as clean as possible by removing particulates from the air, allowing you to breathe healthier air—important to those with allergies and asthma. Air cleaners installed by your heating and cooling contractor will help rid your home of:

• Dust
• Dust Mites
• Pet Dander
• Mold Spores
• Pollen
• Bacteria
• Viruses
• Smoke

How Does It Work?
Every time your system runs, the air in your home is filtered through our advanced filter media, removing a potentially harmful contaminant from every room of your home.

Why Install a Whole-House Air Cleaning System?

• A person inhales more than 3,500 gallons of air each day, and children inhale more particles for their size than adults.
• Studies show that polluted air causes 94% of all respiratory problems.
• According to research, more than 31 million Americans have been diagnosed with asthma, and about 1/3 are children under 18.
• It is believed that about 40,000 dust mites, a common household allergen, can live in one ounce of dust.
• Approximately 10-15% of the entire population may be allergic to cat or dog dander.
• A person sheds up to 700,000 skin flakes per day.

Key Benefits

Health
Helping to provide relief from harmful air irritants up to 40 times more efficiently than standard furnace filters

Comfort
Installing a whole-home air cleaning system reduces the amount of dust you have to deal with, resulting in a cleaner and more comfortable home for you and your family.

Protection
Preventing dust and dirt blockage in your Heating and Air conditioning system to prolong its lifespan

Energy Efficient
Keeping your central heating and cooling system as energy-efficient as possible by removing harmful airborne particles

Questions to Ask;
Consider the following questions when deciding which air cleaner is best for you:

Is it a whole-house solution?
It should purify the air throughout the house.

Is there a long-life expectancy?
It should only require maintenance once a year.

Will it extend the life of the equipment?
It should permanently trap the dirt that leads to premature wear in heating and air-conditioning systems.

What about the quality?
It should be long-lasting and maintain its high level of performance for many years to come.

Is it invisible and inaudible?
It should be completely undetectable.

UV-Generators

Eco-Friendly Air recommends high-quality ultraviolet germicidal generators. It will remove bacteria, viruses, and germs from the air you breathe every day. UV generators will keep these and other particles from piling up on the indoor coil, inhibiting airflow and reducing heating and cooling efficiency.

Whenever the UV generators are correctly installed inside your system, close to the indoor coil, they will direct the UV light directly to the source of any potential fungal or microbial growth. The quality of your indoor air can be significantly improved when used in conjunction with a high-efficiency air cleaning system.

Zoned Temperature Control

The Zoned Comfort Control system extends an energy-saving and straightforward concept to home temperature control. It increases comfort by controlling specific temperature needs in designated areas of your home, making you and your family more comfortable while saving money by using less energy for heating and cooling needs.

What Is Zoned Comfort Control?

This consists of more than one thermostat electrically connected to a control panel, which operates various dampers in your forced air heating or cooling system.

Why Do I Need It?

If one or more of these conditions exist, you need Zoned Comfort Control in your home:

• It contains more than one level.
• There are large and open areas in your home.
• There is a bonus room in the garage.
• There are finished rooms in the basement or attic.
• It has a room or rooms with expansive glass areas.
• Family lifestyles lead to different temperatures in different areas of the house.
• Temperature patterns change at different times of the day.
• Your house is built over a concrete slab floor.
• Your home rambles in many directions like a ranch or has wings extending off the main living area.

Key Benefits

Comfort

The Zoned Comfort Control system eliminates hot and cold spots from every area of your home, enhancing your comfort throughout—regardless of home size, type, or design.

Energy Savings

It also allows you to tailor your energy use to your lifestyle, saving you money.

Ventilation

As homes become more tightly built, with better windows, more insulation, and higher-efficiency heating and cooling systems, the need for adequate ventilation becomes even more critical.

Problems

• Odors
• Emission of Gases or Vapors
• Stuffy and Stale Air

How to Treat the Symptoms?

• Keep volatile chemicals and cleaning supplies outside.
• Do not place litter boxes near air conditioning or heating vents.
• Make sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions regarding furnace filter replacement.
• Clean and inspect your fireplace or woodstove regularly.
• Regularly inspect and clean dryer vents.
• As the weather permits, open the windows and doors to allow fresh air to enter the house.
• Ask your retailer to unroll and air out the carpet in a well-ventilated area before installing new carpeting; keep windows open while the carpet is being installed.
• Place ventilation hoods over stovetops and exhaust fans in bathrooms.
• Ventilate crawl spaces, attics, hobby rooms, and workspaces.