High Efficiency HEPA Filtration for Keeping Your Home Clean

While it’s true that many home heating and cool systems come with a filter, these are included mainly to protect the equipment, not the people using it, and they do not effectively eliminate pollutants and contaminants. To truly keep the air in a home clean, a proper filtration or purification system is required. A HEPA filter is one of the more efficient air cleaning products available for improving indoor air quality.

A Complete Three-Stage Filtration Process

• A pre-filter captures large particles such as dust.
• A HEPA filter captures 99.97% of particles from 0.3 microns or larger.
• A V.O.C. filter removes gases and odours.

As the system is set up to remove these different types of pollutants and contaminants, a HEPA filter is a highly efficient and effective method of improving air quality in your home.

Air Purification Removes Pollutants & Contaminants and Improves Indoor Air Quality

Choose Comfort Plus Heating and Cooling for the Best Air Purifier for Your Needs

The process of air purification is important, but sometimes overlooked – after all, we do have a tendency to ignore what we can’t see, and many of the contaminants and pollutants that could cause adverse health effects are invisible. Having an air purifier in your home will eliminate these contaminants and pollutants and help improve indoor air quality, keeping your home healthier and safer.

Air purification is done through air purifiers, which help keep the air in your home safe by using ultraviolet light to kill molds and get rid of odours that are associated with certain volatile organic gases, such as paint thinners, glues, and pesticides. Eliminating these improve indoor air quality, reducing the risk of adverse health effects and helping you live more comfortably.

We’re a Breath of Fresh Air When it Comes to Keeping Your Home Clean:

• We’ve been in business since 1999 – so we know a thing or two about how these systems work!
• Our technicians must have all necessary licenses and certifications and must pass our rigorous screening process to join our team.
• We’re committed to excellent customer service through ongoing training and technical excellence.

Keep Stale Air Out of Your Home With a Ventilator Air Cleaner

While it might be difficult to tell what constitutes “stale” air, there are several contaminants and pollutants that build up inside your home, and not taking the proper actions to get rid of them can lead to poor indoor air quality. In fact, the inside of a home is often more polluted than the outside, making it even more essential to ensure the air is kept as clean as possible.

There are two separate kinds of these products: local ventilators and whole-house ventilators. Both have their own way of functioning and ensuring the air in your home is kept fresh.

Local Ventilator

• Exhaust locally produced humid air, odours, gases and particles.
• Are ideal for homes with workshops in the garage, basement or anywhere else, or in homes where chemicals are worked with often.
  An example is a kitchen range hood or a bathroom exhaust fan.

Whole-House Ventilator

• Continuously exhaust a home’s entire volume of stale air.
• Bring in an equal volume of fresh air from outdoors.
• Help control humidity and dilute harmful gases, such as from insulation, press-wood furniture, carbon monoxide, cigarette smoke, etc.
• These are often sold as heat recovery ventilators or energy recovery ventilators, as they both recover some of the energy you’ve put into the air before it becomes exhausted outside.

A Humidifier from Comfort Plus Heating and Cooling Can Help You Breathe Easier in Your Home

Are you having trouble breathing or waking up every morning with irritated eyes, nose and throat? A humidifier may be the answer you’re looking for, and can help you breathe easier in your home while getting rid of those dry eyes and that stuffy nose.

Benefits of a Humidifier

Like contaminants and pollution that linger as a result of improper air cleaning, humidity levels in the home may not always be noticeable. However, they’re important to ensuring residents can easily breathe and avoid reactions that feel like allergies. The benefits of owning a humidifier to ensure a proper humidity level include:

• Helping you breathe easier and more comfortably.
• Getting rid of irritations such as dry eyes and that “nose and throat feeling” you may be getting in the mornings.
• Reducing or completely eliminating static electricity.
• Saving energy, as proper humidity will allow you to feel comfortable at lower thermostat settings.
• Protect wood in your home and on your furniture from cracking and peeling.
• So as you can see, it’s not just your airways that get an advantage when you have a humidifier – there are several benefits to these products.

A Whole Home Humidifier

Most people think of humidifiers as a portable device that can only cover one room at a time, but there’s also the option of a whole home humidifier, which provide the same benefits to your entire house. Because they don’t have a reservoir where stagnant water can build up, they also won’t allow mould and mildew to spread. They also require very little maintenance and make much less noise than portable units.

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