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Beating Summer Allergies with Whole-House Air Filtration

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You don’t have to see them to know they’re out there: Summer allergens. But did you know they’re in your house, too? Houses are built tighter and better insulated than ever before. But according to the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), the air indoors can be more polluted than Houston smog! The dust you see on furniture and curtains are a small part of what’s polluting your indoor air; dander, dust mites, mold, pollen, and smoke.

Combatting Indoor Air Pollution

Good ventilation and keeping your home clean are great ways to reduce allergens indoors. The best way is to install a whole-house filtration system. The filters can be installed in your ductwork and as long as the fan on your HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning) system is running, your air is being filtered. You can breathe easy!

Types of Whole-House Air Filtration Systems

The three main types of whole-house air filtration units are:

  1. Filter-based (installed in HVAC units/air intakes)
  2. Duct-based (installed in air duct pathway)
  3. Stand-alone (installed in closets or attics; require additional air intake/exhaust)

If your home doesn’t have central air, a portable (stand-alone) air filtration unit is your best bet. Today, there are ULPA (ultra-low penetration air) filters that block 99.99% of air particles (0.12 micron). But they seem to restrict air flow and may not clean as well as HEPA (high-efficiency particulate absorber) filters.

Cleaner Air for Better Health

All of us want our loved ones to breathe clean, healthy air. Better air quality is a luxury for some, but for many, it’s a necessity. Debilitating allergies may require whole-house air filtration, and if that’s your situation, let us know. We care about saving energy and saving money, but most of all we care about your health. Call 281-661-4283, 936-756-5472, or contact Bradbury Brothers Cooling, Heating, & Plumbing to learn more about cleaner air in your house or business.

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