Indoor Air Quality Services
Get Fresher Air with a Whole-House Air Filtration System
The air we take in filters into your lungs and body, which is why it is essential that your indoor air is fresh. Many people think that regularly cleaning and replacing air filters is enough, but, depending on the health and ages of the people living in your home, it may not be. If you use a common 1-inch air filter in your HVAC system, you’re only receiving the bare minimum air filtration.
That’s where having Southern Home Services install a high-efficiency, whole-house air filtration system in your Florida, North Carolina, or Texas home comes in. This system traps more pollutants, keeping your indoor air fresh around the clock. Not only will you enjoy cleaner air, but increased air filtration could keep your HVAC system in outstanding shape.
Reasons You Should Install a Whole-Home Air Filtration System
You might think the air in your home is clean enough, but it could actually be worse than smog, according to the EPA. A whole-house air purification system can keep you healthier and protect those who are more vulnerable to pollutants, such as infants, young children, elderly adults, or those with preexisting health conditions, such as allergies or asthma. Whole-home air filtration can also offer better protection against illnesses, such as the cold and flu, under certain airflow conditions.
Even if you believe you’re in excellent health, there are lots of reasons to consider a whole-house air filtration system. It delivers the broadest filtration when compared to single-room purifiers, which often generate ozone, which can irritate lungs. Most whole-house purification systems are even powerful enough to remove bad odors from the air, like persistent cooking smells or tobacco smoke.
Contact Southern Home Services, we can be reached at (407) 519-3265 to book your appointment today.
Get Fresh Air with a Premium Ventilation System
Better energy efficiency in contemporary homes also means a secure seal, which decreases natural ventilation. Enhanced ventilation can decrease the concentration of indoor pollutants, which could influence your well-being or trigger allergy symptoms.
There are several signs your house’s air requires some professional help. While these aren’t the only warnings, they’re among the most usual:
- Lasting odors
- Allergies or asthma
- Stuffy air or mildew
Installing a ventilation system can not only decrease or eliminate the above issues, but your new system can also improve energy efficiency and comfort to help you stay comfortable and save on monthly energy bills. They are quieter, with a more rapid airflow and with Southern Home Services, the process is fast and easy.
Whole-House Dehumidifiers
You may also be surprised to learn that increased humidity in your home may result in a wide range of irritating problems. Minimizing the humidity in your home can provide the following benefits:
- Fresher air and decreased stale odors and mildew.
- Lower energy expenses as proper humidity level feel more comfortable, meaning you can be comfortable without relying on your AC.
- Too much humidity is hard on wood flooring, cabinets, and furniture and keeping your home’s humidity stable can protect your possessions.
Living in Florida, North Carolina, or Texas means your home is exposed to high humidity. Protect it and your indoor air quality by giving Southern Home Services a call at (407) 519-3265 right away for whole-house dehumidifier installation.
Keep Your Residence Cozier with Duct Repairs
Is your comfort suffering because of leaky or builder-grade ductwork? You need a whole-home HVAC service company like Southern Home Services to deliver quality air duct repair service. Your home’s air ducts are difficult to get at and hard to keep in excellent condition by yourself.
Initially, you might not see that something’s wrong and issues can go unchecked until they’re large and require a lot of time to repair. There are a few things to be on the lookout that may indicate you need repairs:
- Bad temperature control, which could indicate air leaks.
- Hot and cold spots, meaning your HVAC system needs more energy, resulting in extra wear and tear and rising energy costs.
- Rising heating and cooling costs.
