Indoor comfort control is more than just temperature control - it means creating a healthy home environment by purifying your indoor air. Did you know that the EPA considers indoor air quality a major health concern? Modern homes are sealed tight for efficiency. However this means that air is trapped inside and becomes stale and polluted with mold spores, pet dander, bacteria and toxins from cleaning and personal care products.

The good news is that Comfort Air provides indoor air quality products from leading manufacturers like that integrate into your HVAC system. These indoor air quality products work together to clean, purify and humidify your indoor air!

	Air Cleaner Air cleaners offer an effective way to remove tiny particles - dust, pollens, pet dander, mold spores, fungi, bacteria, tobacco smoke, etc. - from the air that passes through the home. An air cleaner is given a MERV rating to rate the effectiveness of the unit. MERV ratings go from 1-16 with 16 as the highest rating possible.
	Whole Home Humidifier Fan Powered Humidifiers are independent units that add moisture directly into your ductwork with their own fans while a Bypass Humidifier works with your furnace to deliver moisture throughout your home. These whole home humidifiers save energy in dry winter months because a house feels warmer with the right humidity level. Proper humidity also helps protect wood furniture and flooring.
	UV Lamp You can protect your home and your family from allergy-causing mold with UV air purifiers / UV Lamps. These ultraviolet air treatment systems kill mold that would grow in the cool, damp interiors of your air conditioning system. They use the same technology that's long been used by water treatment facilities and is now adapted for safe and efficient home air purification. UV air purifiers are mounted in the duct work just outside your HVAC system and work with air cleaners, ventilators and filters to keep your family healthy.
	Ventilator Ventilators are another part of a complete indoor air quality solution and replace a portion of stale indoor air with fresh outdoor air. The units retain energy used to heat or cool during the process, thus protecting energy use.

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