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Are you looking to improve the indoor air quality in your Asheville area home? One of the better options in air-cleaning technology: electronic air cleaners (EAC). Before you comparison shop for a system, find out how electronic air cleaners work and if these systems are suited to your air quality needs.
Asheville area homeowners usually enjoy comfortable weather despite how North Carolina’s humidity ranks higher than the national average. In consideration, a ventilation system is essential. Higher humidity equates to increased risks associated with your health and home. High humidity creates excessive moisture, which may adversely affect indoor air quality and can cause damage your home.
The air filters for your home’s heating and cooling system are one of its most important parts. They keep the airborne particulates from depositing themselves inside the air handler, which decreases its efficiency and hastens wear and tear. A dirty air filter also contributes to lower indoor air quality. Filters are the easiest and most…
Poor air quality is the result of microscopic particles floating through your home’s air. These airborne contaminants are commonly found in day-to-day lives and negatively affect our health and the health of our loved ones. These microscopic nuisances include dust and dirt, pet dander, mold and mildew and chemical fumes. Electronic air cleaners can help…
Does your home seem stuffy or your air smell stale? It could be that you need more fresh air circulating throughout your home. But how to do that during the cold winter months (or hot, humid summers)? An energy recovery ventilator (ERV) could be just what you need. ERVs, more commonly known as energy recovery…
Air pollution is one of the EPA’s top five environmental health concerns. Because our homes are designed for energy efficiency, indoor air has actually become more polluted than outside air. The best way to maintain your indoor air quality is to increase ventilation and eliminate air pollutants with air cleaners.