Having a comfortable home goes way beyond tempreture settings. The quality of the indoor air effects your comfort and health. Tiny particles like mold, bacteria and moisture can cause serious respiratory problems, while others like pet dander, pollen and dust can be irritating and allergenic.

Advanced products like air purifiers and cleaners, working together with your home heating and cooling system, help reduce concentrations of allergens and other contaminants in the air. These and other indoor air quality products help improve clean air circulation and balance humidity levels, without producing ozone, a known lung irritant. Plus replacement filters for furnaces can drastically effect not only the cleanness of your furnace, but also prolong your furnace life and the need for pricey furnace cleaning when you maintain your furnace filter.

Regularly changing your air filter ensures optimal performance of your HVAC system, improves air quality, and helps maintain energy efficiency.

MERV (Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value) measures a filter’s ability to capture particles. Higher MERV ratings indicate better filtration, but it’s essential to choose one compatible with your HVAC system.

While a higher MERV rating provides better filtration, using a filter with too high a rating for your system may restrict airflow. Check your HVAC system’s specifications for the recommended MERV range.

Yes, high-quality air filters with higher MERV ratings can capture allergens and improve indoor air quality, providing relief for allergy sufferers.