Indoor Air Quality
The construction of modern homes has vastly improved, including being better insulation which keeps comfort in and unfortunately, fresh air out. Off-gassing from carpeting, formaldehyde, and biological pollutants can pollute your indoor air and get trapped inside. Your indoor air may contain bacteria, viruses, pollen, dust mites, animal dander, and pesticides without you even knowing. These impurities can worsen respiratory conditions like asthma and allergies and contribute to the development of respiratory infections.
So what can you do to improve the air quality in your home?
Humidifier
-A central humidifier connects to your system, delivering necessary humidification to your entire home automatically
-Keeps indoor humidity levels proper, helping to reduce damage to wood furnishings, static build-up, dry air, and higher-than-necessary heating bills
-Also helps reduce susceptibility to colds and flu
-Unlike console or tabletop units, there’s no need to constantly refill and clean, reducing the possibility of mold and mildew in the unit
-DiFilippo’s Service Company expertly installs units that are very water efficient and low maintenance
Dehumidifier
-Guaranteed to stop growth of mold and mildew
-Professional-grade systems work in cooler spaces like basements, won’t freeze up like many dehumidifiers
-Can remove over 200 pints of water per day for the same energy cost as a regular dehumidifier and reduces strain on air conditioning system
i-Wave
-Uses patented needlepoint bipolarization technology
-Ionization increases the size of pollutant particles so they are more easily captured by your filter
-Self-cleaning design ensures ongoing peak performance
