Signs of an Indoor Air Problem

Odors and damaged surfaces:
While you can’t see the air in your home, there are signs you can look for to tell if there’s something wrong. Red flags may include musty odors, condensation on windows, discoloration of walls or ceilings, loose drywall tape, wood warping, and peeling or chipping of paint.

Headaches and other health symptoms:
How you feel is also a good indicator of whether or not you have a problem with indoor air quality. If you can breathe easier when you’re away from home, your home’s air may not be as healthy as it should be.

Homeowners breathe easy knowing that the air their family breathes is protected by this proven technology.

This lamp is installed in the central air system where it works continuously to fight mold and other biological contaminants in the air and on HVAC system interior surfaces, particularly the cooling coil.

This lamp is placed in your home’s ductwork to remove airborne particles such as pollen and dust, as well as odors from food and pets.

• Removes potentially harmful viruses and bacteria, as well as odors from cooking or pets
• Helps improve overall air quality, comfort and HVAC efficiency in your home
• For both coil and air treatment