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Indoor Air Quality Services in Salt Lake City, UT

Healthy and comfortable air inside our homes isn’t something that we can just expect. Many homes suffer from issues with airborne contaminants, low humidity, and even mold and bacteria developing inside the ventilation system. If you have experienced stuffy, musty, unpleasant air in your home, or noticed an increase in allergy and asthma–like symptoms among people in the household, you may have indoor air quality problems you need to resolve.

This is where we come in. At Your Service Plumbing, Heating & Air offers a range of indoor air quality services for Salt Lake City, UT and the surrounding areas. You can trust us to find out what problems must be addressed in your home’s air, and then find the best solution. Our NATE–certified experts will see that you receive the air quality that you deserve. Call us today to arrange for an appointment.

If you think you have poor indoor air quality, call At Your Service Plumbing, Heating & Air and speak to our specialists about arranging for indoor air quality services in Salt Lake City, UT and the surrounding areas.

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Why Indoor Air Quality Is Important

It’s an unfortunate fact that air quality problems are on the rise in the country inside homes. The U.S. EPA lists indoor air quality problems as one of the nation’s major health risks. The reason that air quality is declining is because the effective insulation heat sealing on homes makes it difficult for fresh air to enter a house and replace stale and pollutant–filled air. This can lead to the indoor air being three to four times less healthy than the air outside.

Poor air quality triggers a number of problems. It decreases comfort and exposes people to a variety of contaminants that cause respiratory issues, insomnia, fatigue, and other ailments. People with allergies and asthma are particularly susceptible health problem because of low indoor air quality. Professionals can help protect your household from all these troubles with the proper measures and installations.

Your Options for Indoor Air Quality Systems

What is the best solution the low indoor air quality in your home? You will have to contact professionals to discover this. Our technicians will identify the specific issues in your home’s air, and then recommend an air quality system (or systems) to counteract it. There are a number of different options. Here are some of them:

Air Cleaners

Air cleaners are popular options to eliminate contaminants from circulating through a house. An air cleaner is installed into the HVAC system, where it traps dust, dirt, pollen, dander, and even smaller particles as they move through the ducts. Some air cleaners are mechanical filters, while others work through electricity to ionize particles in the air. Your professional installer will help you determine what type will work best for your home.

UV Germicidal Lights

The growth of toxic molds, viruses, and bacteria inside the ventilation system can create major health hazards in a home. UV germicidal lights can get rid of these pollutants without harming your air; they use ultraviolet light to disrupt the cells of organic contamination, which destroys them and keeps them from coming back. If your home suffers from organic contaminants in the HVAC system, let our IAQ experts handle it with UV germicidal lights.

Humidifiers

Low humidity can be a major problem in Salt Lake City. Not only does low humidity make colder temperatures feel worse, but it can cause cracks along wooden surfaces, promote the rapid spread of illnesses, and lead to irritated skin, eyes, and nose. A whole–house humidifier, properly sized by a professional, will balance your home’s humidity and take care of these problems.

Energy Recovery Ventilators

An energy recovery ventilator (ERV) allows you to bring fresh air into your home without causing either the heater or the air conditioner to struggle and raise your energy bills. ERVs use a process that runs a current of outdoor fresh air through a current of indoor air, transferring heat energy and pre–cooling or pre–heating the fresh air. You must have a professional handle installation of an ERV.

We Offer Indoor Air Quality Services for Salt Lake City, UT

No matter the solution to your indoor air quality issues, you can trust the experienced and knowledgeable team at At Your Service Plumbing, Heating & Air to take care of it. We provide installation as well as repair and maintenance services for many different indoor air quality systems. Call on us in Salt Lake City, UT when you want the highest quality air for your home possible.

During this very unusual time, we have put a plan in place to do our part to help keep our community safe. First and foremost, we are going to stay CALM, PATIENT, KIND, and POSITIVE!

There is much to consider regarding the COVID-19 virus (Coronavirus) and its possible transmission in your home. While there are various and effective indoor air quality measures available to help protect your safety, including duct sanitization, ultraviolet (UV) germicidal light treatment, and HEPA air filters, they alone cannot protect from all forms of COVID-19 transmission. It is important to follow all official guidelines for preventing the spread of this virus.

Because we have a direct impact on the indoor environment, here are practical steps we are going to take to keep people safe:

  • Wash our hands frequently and thoroughly with soap and water
  • Cover our nose and mouth when sneezing or coughing
  • Wash our uniforms every day including cleaning our belts
  • Stay home if we are feeling sick
  • Offer a warm smile and friendly greeting instead of a handshake
  • Wear shoe covers and latex gloves in homes and businesses
  • Wipe down surfaces and equipment touched in a client’s home with disinfectant wipes
  • Wipe down door handles, steering wheels, gear shift lever every day
  • Wipe down pens, clipboards, tablets, cell phones, and anything else passes between techs and clients.
  • We have masks on each truck and will wear them at client’s discretion (Currently the CDC does not recommend that people wear masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19)
  • We are complying with all recommendations and guidelines from state agencies and will be proactive in our efforts to see that our team members and clients are protected.

As the situation unfolds, we will take each day one at a time and ensure we are being smart, supportive, and helping all those we can in our community.

Thank you for your continued support!