New Jersey Air Purifiers Installation and Repair

Yes, whole-house air purifiers are an excellent choice if you want to protect every room in the building. These are typically installed in the return air duct of your furnace, where they run continuously. Installation must be conducted by a professional due to the level of HVAC work required.

Whole-house air purifiers are revolutionary machines that use DFS filtration technology to circulate air that’s free of contaminants. Their placement in your HVAC system allows them to waste less energy and decrease pressure levels.

Air conditioning units and systems do not purify the air. They produce “fresh” air and maintain a cool temperature inside, but they can still carry in many kinds of contaminants.

Central and standalone AC units are ineffective when it comes to fighting dust, pollen, bacteria, or viruses. If you want truly clean air, you’ll need to install a purification system.

We typically recommend installing individual air purifiers near windows or doorways - areas that experience more airflow. This allows them to prevent dust, mold, and other pollutants from being distributed through the rest of the house.

If you install a whole-house purification system, the unit will be installed in your HVAC system’s air duct.

There are very few downsides to installing an air purifier. The only things to keep in mind are:

• The need for occasional maintenance and repairs.
• Regular air purifier filter changes.
• Potential noise (although most are fairly quiet).
• Inability to leave windows open while the purifier runs.

Additionally, we encourage our clients to remember that air purifiers do not solve all indoor air quality problems, nor do they remove some potent odors. You’ll need to look into other solutions for those concerns.

Absolutely. Air purifiers are excellent at reducing the amount of household dust in circulation. This reduces your need to clean surfaces and can improve residents’ health and wellness significantly.

A standard air purifier can clean the air in a room within 45 minutes to 3 hours, depending on the size of the space and the purifier’s power settings and filters.

Most people are surprised to learn that air purifiers are actually quite energy-friendly. A standard-sized purifier consumes an average of 50 watts of electricity when run for 12 hours a day. In most areas of New Jersey, that would likely cost less than $2 per month.

We generally recommend running your purifier continuously. This is the most effective way to combat pollutants and keep clean air flowing throughout the building.

Yes - when installed and used properly, air purifiers can help reduce airborne contaminants in your home, including many circulating viruses.

Installing a whole-house air purifier can cost between $500 and $2,000 depending on the unit’s features and your local installation service prices.

Although this might seem expensive, the price of purifying your home’s air can pale in comparison to the cost of medical treatment for related respiratory and allergy problems. You can’t put a price on peace of mind, especially when it comes to your safety and home comfort.