There are a wide variety of different indoor air quality systems you can use to improve your commercial property. Air filtration systems, for example, use fiber mesh to passively trap airborne contaminants that come into contact with them. These systems are installed in the ducts, and are a great way to improve your indoor air quality fast.

Another method of improving indoor air quality is the air purifier, which is a class of air filtration system that requires at least a small amount of power. These various air purifier systems operate using all kinds of methods, each designed to remove a different contaminant from the air. For example, the UV air purifier uses ultraviolet light to cleanse the air of infectious contaminants like germs and mold spores. It won’t stop dust or pollen, but it will decrease the chances of you getting sick. Other air purifier systems include ionization purifiers, which use clouds of ions to pull contaminants out of the air.

Protect your health and comfort by taking action against these elements of poor indoor air quality:

• Airborne Contaminants: Microscopic airborne contaminants like dust, dirt, pollen, dander, germs, and mold spores are very common in homes across the country. Prolonged exposure to these kinds of contaminants, especially in a home environment where there may not be as much fresh air flowing, can cause all kinds of issues including allergy attacks and flu. Air purifier systems can help you deal with this.
• Humidity Imbalances: Our bodies are mostly comprised of water, and as such we rely on a certain amount of humidity in the air to keep operating in a healthy way. If the air is too humid, your body will not be able to keep cool as easily. It will also promote mold growth throughout the house. If the air is too dry, your skin and sinuses will also dry out, making you itchy, uncomfortable, and more susceptible to illness. Humidifiers and dehumidifiers are designed to correct these imbalances.