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At Prompt, we offer air purification systems integrated with your residential or light commercial HVAC system to improve indoor air quality.
Purified indoor air is odor-free, contaminant-free and recommended for people with allergies or asthma. We install electronic air cleaners and UV light air sterilizers for homes and small businesses. Contact Prompt Heating & Air Conditioning for an indoor air quality audit or product recommendation.
Proper placement and installation are crucial for a whole-home air purification system to work effectively. You'll breathe easier knowing it's installed correctly. Working with a licensed HVAC contractor is the best way to choose the right air quality control system for your home.
An air filtration system reduces allergens, odors and dust.
Electronic air cleaners are devices integrated with the HVAC system to purify the indoor air in your home or business to reduce allergens, odors and dust.
Electronic air cleaners purify the air in two ways:
Electronic air cleaners purify the air two ways:
An electronic air purifier prevents airborne irritants and pathogens from recirculating in your home, and eliminates indoor air pollutants like smoke and other chemical odors.
HVAC electronic air cleaners are easy to maintain. They have reusable filters you can easily remove and wash every few months. You should choose an electronic air purifier with a MERV (Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value) of at least 10.
UV light sterilizes indoor air for better health.
UV air purifiers are installed in the air handler in the HVAC system, which is on 24/7. As air passes through, the lamps use UV-C light waves to kill airborne pathogens, including:
UV light sanitizers also keep your ducts clean by preventing mold and fungal contamination inside the air handler, HVAC coils and ducts, improving airflow and energy efficiency.
Whole-house UV air cleaners are relatively easy to maintain. Typically, the bulbs need replacement every year or two, which can easily be done along with routine HVAC maintenance.
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Can't stop coughing and sniffling? Indoor air quality could be to blame.
If you’re concerned about airborne contaminants, allergens, or pathogens and want to improve your indoor air quality, an HVAC-integrated air purification system can be a worthwhile investment. Air purification systems work directly with your existing heating and cooling system to help filter and clean the air throughout your entire home.
Pollen, dust and other allergens can circulate through your home and trigger symptoms year-round, but especially in spring in Wisconsin.
Cleaner indoor air can help reduce common triggers like dust, pet dander, smoke and airborne irritants that may worsen asthma symptoms.
Improving indoor air quality may help reduce exposure to airborne bacteria and viruses that contribute to illness.
Cleaner indoor air can provide an added layer of protection for individuals with weakened immune systems.
Ongoing respiratory symptoms may be linked to poor indoor air quality rather than outdoor conditions alone.
While indoor air quality is often overlooked, it can impact your health significantly. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Science Advisory Board has identified indoor air pollution as one of the “top five environmental risks to public health.”
Poor indoor air quality has both short- and long-term effects, including headaches, allergic reactions and irritation of the nose, throat and eyes. It can also worsen existing respiratory conditions such as asthma or COPD. Air quality risks apply to everyone, not just individuals with diagnosed allergies or sensitivities.
One advantage of an HVAC-integrated air purification system is efficiency. In many systems, you can run the HVAC fan independently of heating or cooling cycles, allowing continuous air filtration when needed. Compared to portable units, HVAC air purifiers can also be more energy-efficient over time because they treat air throughout the entire home rather than a single room.
If you’re considering improving your indoor air quality, our HVAC professionals can help you determine the right solution for your home and comfort needs.
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