Air Purifiers

Air Purifier Services in Kansas City

Are you struggling to breathe clean air in your own home? Are you an allergy-sufferer or someone with a respiratory issue? Are you concerned about the long-term health risks of poor indoor air quality? One of the tradeoffs of the modern home’s energy efficiency is a lack of fresh air intake. While you can always open the windows and doors, this can lead to exorbitant energy bills if your heating and cooling system is operating. To alleviate this issue, we offer a whole-house air purifier installation in the Kansas City, MO area.

Such devices can do wonders for your indoor air quality, particularly if you find that your allergies keep acting up, your air smells strange, or you can see dust and other debris floating throughout your air. We are a full-service provider, which means that we can handle your air purifier installation, replacement, repair, or maintenance needs. We employ highly skilled and certified technicians who are adept at handling a wide range of air purifiers, including those that use ultraviolet light. Behind every service we complete stands a firm, 100% money-back guarantee. Contact our friendly staff today to have your air purifier installed or serviced.

MVP Electric, Heating & Cooling offers quality air purifiers and professional air purifier services in Kansas City, MO, and the surrounding areas. Call us today to schedule an appointment.

How Does an Air Purifier Work?

An air purifier works much differently than a conventional air filter, though some purifiers come equipped with filters to catch larger debris as well. A filter catches particles by means of a medium such as fiberglass. This is not a bad way to catch certain types of particles, especially larger ones such as dust and dander, but it can also inhibit airflow, which can lead to higher energy bills.

An air purifier works by means of an electrostatic field. When particles move through this field, they are charged, and thenceforth attracted to surfaces with the opposite charge. There is a cell within the air purifier that captures these small particles before they can enter your living space. The charge also causes the particles to adhere to walls and floors in the home, which surfaces are easy to clean.

Choosing the Best Air Purifier for Your Home

Is there a best air purifier? Maybe. Opinions differ as to which air purifier is the most comprehensive or effective, and we can make sure that you purchase one with an excellent reputation so that you gain the most from your latest HVAC upgrade. In other words, we’ll help you find the best air purifier for your particular needs by taking into consideration what type of HVAC system you have, what contaminants and pollutants you want to target as well as nitty-gritty factors such as your budget.

Benefits of Whole House Air Purification

There really is no substitute for whole-house air purification. We can make sure that your model is carefully installed and serviced as need be. While portable models have their use-value, they cannot compare to the coverage, efficiency, and convenience of a system that functions year-round, whenever your heating and cooling system operates. Call MVP Electric, Heating & Cooling today.

  • An air filtration system is necessary when the air filter in your HVAC system is not sufficient enough to eliminate particles from the air. Call one of our professionals to install or service a unit that can rid the air of smaller particles that pose a greater threat to your health.

  • You may need an electronic air filter if you or your family members suffer from allergies or asthma, or if someone in the home has a compromised immune system. Call one of our experts for professional installation of a whole-home air purifier unit.

  • Unfortunately, most homes have ducts that allow air to leak out, making your heating and air conditioning system run less efficiently and compromising the quality of your air. Professional duct sealing may improve the energy efficiency of your HVAC system by up to 30%.

  • We keep our homes tightly sealed to make sure our heaters and air conditioners heat or cool our homes quickly. However, this means that little fresh air ever enters your house, which results in poor air quality. A heat recovery ventilator allows fresh air to enter the home while preconditioning it so that the efficiency of your unit is not affected.

  • Consider a new humidifier if the air in your home feels dry and you find yourself reapplying lotions or lip balm frequently during the day. A humidifier injects moisture into the air, which is helpful because the right amount of humidity can help retain warmth in the winter and improve home comfort.

  • Inadequate insulation results in an overworked heating and air conditioning system. Our team can assess the state of your existing insulation and provide blown-in, attic, or duct insulation services.

  • UV lights kill small organic matter, which means they can eliminate biological contaminants that could cause illness or other reactions. A technician can install a UV air purifier to work with your HVAC system and eliminate some of the most common biological pollutants that enter the ducts.

 

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