Indoor Air Quality Products & Services in Columbia

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), if enough outdoor air doesn’t enter your home, indoor pollutant levels can increase. This situation can potentially cause discomfort and health problems, particularly among those who suffer from allergies and asthma. This issue is prevalent in new homes, which tend to be insulated well and sealed; however, older homes also can be culprits for poor indoor air quality.

Woman Standing At Window Getting Sun And Breathing Fresh Air

During the winter months, when doors and windows are kept closed, trapped indoor air can make indoor living spaces stuffy and uncomfortable. Signs that your home may not have proper ventilation include condensation on walls and windows, dirty air conditioning or heating vents, and biological growth in the bathroom.

Air ventilation levels are measured through an air exchange rate. The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) recommends a 0.35 total volume of air changes per hour taking place between indoor and outdoor air.

Indoor Air Quality Products

Krantz Kooling and Heating's service technicians are committed to helping you achieve healthy indoor air quality for your home. Learn about some of the products we offer to help you boost the air quality inside your home. We can guarantee 100 percent satisfaction.

Air Cleaners

Central air cleaners help clean the air as it flows through your home's HVAC system. Furnace filters are some of the most common types of air cleaners you can find. They’re available as mechanical filters, also called flat or panel filters, and pleated filters. Electronic air filters are usually referred to as electrostatic precipitators or charged-media filters.

Air Purifiers

Portable air purifiers use fans to draw air into the units, filter the air and then release the filtered air back into the rooms of your home. Mechanical filters inside the unit absorb particulates. Some models contain activated carbon to absorb odors and smaller pre-filters that attract and trap large particles in the air. Contact Krantz to learn more about air purification.

Air Humidifiers

When your home's indoor air feels dry, air humidifiers can ensure proper humidity levels in your home. If the relative humidity in the air registers below 30 percent, then consider using a humidifier. There are two types of air humidifiers: cool-mist and warm-mist units.

Home Ventilators

Outdoor air enters and leaves your home through infiltration, natural ventilation and mechanical ventilation. Mechanical ventilators help you facilitate the flow of fresh air inside your home while exhausting stale air at the same time.

Ways You Can Improve Indoor Air Quality

Want to enjoy clean, healthy indoor air free of pollutants? Follow the tips below to help you improve your home's indoor air quality:

Don't smoke inside your home.
Vacuum floor surfaces each week.
Use natural cleaning and nontoxic products.
Clean or change your HVAC system's air filters every month.

Indoor Air Quality Solutions

Krantz's service technicians understand that you want your home to be a clean and healthy living space for every member of your family. That's why we strive to create an enjoyable experience and offer positive results. Contact our experts to schedule an indoor air quality assessment of your home.

We can also help you learn more about the many products and services we offer to help you improve your home's indoor air quality. Our service areas include Columbia, Forest Acres, Lexington, Dentsville, Blythewood, Irmo, Chapin, Cayce, West Columbia, SC and the surrounding areas.