Professional Indoor Air Quality in the Bay Area

Improve your indoor air with purification, filtration, humidity control, and ventilation solutions.

Licensed and insured technicians
Dispatch available 24/7
Service all major brands
Upfront pricing

Licensed & Insured

Dispatch Available 24/7

Local Bay Area Service

All Major Brands

About Our Indoor Air Quality Services

Indoor air quality significantly affects health and comfort. Bay Area homes face unique challenges including wildfire smoke, allergens, and varying humidity levels throughout the year.

Indoor Air Quality Solutions

High-efficiency air filtration (MERV 13+)
HEPA air purifiers
UV air treatment systems
Whole-home humidifiers
Dehumidification systems
Fresh air ventilation
Duct cleaning and sealing
Carbon monoxide detection

During wildfire season, proper filtration is essential for Bay Area homes. MERV 13 or higher filters capture most smoke particles when combined with sealed ductwork.

Air Quality Assessment

We evaluate your current filtration, identify air quality concerns, and recommend solutions tailored to your home and health needs. Options range from filter upgrades to complete air purification systems.

Brands We Service

Carrier Trane Lennox Rheem Goodman Daikin

Indoor Air Quality Questions

Common questions about our services.

How can I improve my indoor air quality?

Start with high-quality filters (MERV 13+) and regular replacement. For additional improvement, consider air purifiers, proper ventilation, humidity control, and duct cleaning.

What filter rating do I need for wildfire smoke?

MERV 13 or higher filters effectively capture smoke particles. During heavy smoke events, supplemental portable HEPA purifiers provide additional protection.

Do UV air purifiers work?

UV systems effectively reduce biological contaminants like mold, bacteria, and some viruses in HVAC systems. They work best as part of a complete air quality strategy.

Should I seal my ducts?

Leaky ducts can introduce pollutants and reduce efficiency. Duct sealing improves air quality, comfort, and energy efficiency, especially in older homes.