Air quality
Indoor air quality
Filters, humidifiers and dehumidifiers for dry winters, sticky summers and dusty homes.
About this service
Indoor air comes down to three things you can control: filtration, humidity and fresh air. We help you pick a filter your system can actually push air through, install a whole-home humidifier for dry winters, or add a dehumidifier for a damp basement. We explain what each option does, and what it doesn’t do.
What’s included
01
A filter upgrade sized to your system
02
Whole-home humidifier install and set-up
03
Dehumidifier options for basements
04
A plain-English run-through of each option
What affects the price
01
Which option you choose
02
Space beside the furnace for new equipment
03
Water and drain access
Filter upgrades are often done during a tune-up.
Common questions
Will an air purifier help with allergies?
It helps some people, but we won’t promise results. A better filter and steady humidity are usually the first steps.
Why is my house so dry in winter?
Cold air holds little moisture, and heating it makes it feel drier still. A whole-home humidifier on the furnace is the usual fix.
From a customer
★★★★★
“We added a humidifier in November. No more static shocks, and they showed us exactly how to set it.”
Lauren M.
Upper Arlington
No heat or no cooling right now?
Call and talk to someone on our team. We’ll tell you what to check while you wait.