Advanced Air Purifiers for Cleaner Air
in Akron and Northeast Ohio

Whole-Home Air Purifiers

These systems work with the air handler in your furnace to clean the air in every room. They use a high-efficiency air filter to trap tiny particles as your HVAC system runs.

UV Light Purifiers

Using powerful ultraviolet light, these purifiers neutralize airborne germs, viruses, and mold spores as they pass through your system. They are a great weapon against mildew and other biological contaminants.

HEPA Filtration Systems

High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filtration is the gold standard for clean air. These systems capture 99.97% of airborne particles, including dust, pollen, and pet dander, which is a big deal for anyone with an allergy.

Imagine Waking Up Every Morning in Your Home and Taking a Deep Breath of Genuinely Fresh Air

That’s the Kind of Difference a Good Air Purifier Makes.

Think about the relief of knowing you’re reducing the amount of dust and allergens floating around. For family members with an allergy or asthma, this can be life-changing. Less sneezing, less coughing, and more comfortable days and nights. These systems work to remove common triggers like pet dander, pollen, and dust mites from your indoor air, fighting a major source of air pollution right in your house.

Beyond just allergens, these purifiers can also tackle odors and harmful chemicals. An activated carbon filter, for example, is amazing at absorbing odors from cooking, pets, or smoke. It also traps any volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions from paint, furniture, and cleaning products. This improves your overall indoor air quality and makes your home a healthier place to be.

Some Telltale Signs That You’re Breathing in More Than Just Air

Do you notice a layer of dust settling on your furniture just a day or two after cleaning? That’s a big red flag. Excessive dust means your current air filter isn’t cutting it. You might also notice lingering, musty odors that you can’t get rid of. These smells could point to hidden mildew or mold growth, often related to humidity issues from your HVAC or even hidden plumbing leaks.

Pay attention to how you feel inside your home. Constant allergy-like symptoms, such as stuffy noses, itchy eyes, or sore throats that seem to get better when you leave the house, are a strong indicator of an indoor pollutant problem.

Increased static electricity in the winter can also suggest your air is too dry, which allows dust and viruses to travel more easily. Poor air can even affect the performance of your furnace and heat output.

Our Modern Air Purifiers for Akron and Northeast Ohio Are Packed With Smart Technology to Make Your Life Easier!

Many of our new systems come with smart controls. This means you can monitor and adjust your indoor air quality right from your phone or through your smart thermostat. You can see real-time pollutant levels and get alerts when it’s time to change the air filter. This takes all the guesswork out of maintaining clean air.

They are also designed for efficiency. Advanced filtration media and ultraviolet lamps are built to last longer and use less energy than older models. This means you get superior air cleaning without a big jump in your utility bills. They operate quietly in the background, so you get all the benefits of clean air without the disruptive noise. You get better performance with less energy consumption.

Once Your New Air Purifier Is Installed, a Little Upkeep Goes a Long Way!

The most important task is checking and changing your air filter regularly. A clogged filter makes your HVAC system work much harder, which uses more energy and can lead to expensive repairs. We’ll show you the proper schedule for your specific system, but it’s a simple job you can do yourself.

For systems with UV lights, the ultraviolet bulb will need to be replaced periodically, usually once a year, to remain effective. It’s also a good idea to have your ductwork inspected and cleaned every few years. Even the best air purifier can’t stop dust and debris from building up in the ducts over time. Keeping the whole system clean is key to fresh air.