Indoor Air Quality
Breathe Easy with Air Quality Improvement Products from Mesa
Your top priority is the health of your family, and improving your home’s indoor air quality is one easy way to keep everyone in your home as healthy as possible. At Mesa, your family’s health is our priority, too. Mesa will recommend the best indoor air quality products for your home, and we’ll install them quickly and correctly, so the air in your home is clean and comfortable to breathe for years to come.
Six Signs You Could Benefit From Indoor-Air-Quality Products
You can often determine the air quality in your home based on the health of your family. If any of the people living in your home suffer frequently from congestion, stuffy nose, watery, and itchy eyes, or nose bleeds, you could likely benefit from the installation of indoor air quality products from Mesa Heating & Cooling.
Common signs that your home’s air quality needs to be improved:
People living in the home are frequently sick with upper-respiratory symptoms.
Your home has significant dust buildup on air vents and surfaces.
Some rooms are noticeably warmer or colder than others.
The humidity levels in your home are often lower or higher than 50%.
There is evidence of mold or mildew in your home.
Your home has an unpleasant smell that you can’t get rid of.
Mesa Installs Many Indoor Air Quality Improvement Options
Our HVAC design specialists are experienced in the installation of many high-quality products that can improve the air quality in your home.
Media Filter
Media air filters clean the air by capturing both microscopic particles (dust and smoke) and larger contaminants (mold spores and pet dander).
Electronic Media Filter
Electronic Air Cleaner is a four-stage filtration system that powerfully attracts and traps airborne particles.
REME UV Lights
Known to kill 99% of germs and viruses, REME UV Lights are successful in reducing or eliminating airborne contaminants related to smoke, pets, cooking, paint, chemicals, trash odors, musty or stale smells, mold spores, and formaldehyde.
Bypass Humidifiers
Bypass humidifiers add necessary moisture to the air that's passing through your ductwork, and they require a furnace fan to be running to function properly.
Fan-Powered Humidifiers
Fan-powered humidifiers work like a bypass humidifier but can run independently of your HVAC system as they have their own fan. This type of humidifier will automatically monitor the dryness of your home and run water only when needed, saving you thousands of gallons of water a year.
Steam Electrode Humidifiers
Steam electrode humidifiers provide precise, evenly-distributed moisture throughout your entire home by adding steam to the air flowing in your ductwork.
Current Specials
Air quality bundles available
Select 2 items and get 5% OFF
Select 3 items and get 10% OFF