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removal of contaminants such as mold, bacteria and dust from the
heating and air conditioning system is one element in a plan to
improve indoor air quality (IAQ). IAQ can be defined as the nature
of air as it affects the health and well being of building occupants.
Americans spend up to 90 percent of their time indoors. The amount
of time spent indoors is a significant concern, given the fact that
studies conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA),
the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH),
and others, show indoor pollutant levels may be 10 to 100 times
higher than outdoor concentrations.
Air Duct Cleaning Service
Heating
and cooling systems inherently collect debris over time, particularly
if the filtration is inadequate, and therefore, can serve as a collection
and distribution center for various indoor pollutants. The most
common contaminant is dust. Dust accumulations can become quite
sizable over several years, or even less time when the heating and
cooling system’s filtration is inefficient. The presence of
excessive dust accumulations can lead to the development of biological
contamination. Your system can act as a source of bioaerosols by
providing an environment for the growth of fungi and bacteria and
then distributing the biologically contaminated air within your
home.
In addition to the health benefits, you can save on your energy
bills. Research by the EPA has demonstrated that cleaning your heating
and air cooling system may allow systems to run more efficiently
by removing debris from sensitive mechanical parts. Clean, efficient
systems are less likely to break down and will operate more effectively
than dirty systems.
The
Bosworth Company is a Certified Member of the National Air Duct
Cleaners Association (NADCA). The work will be completed by NADCA
certified Air System Cleaning Specialists who will use source removal
techniques in accordance with NADCA standards.
To schedule your Air Duct cleaning,
click here.
Air Filtration
The
air in your home can be loaded with dust, pollen, spores and other
pollutant particles that you cannot see. These particles can be
annoying, or harmful, to your family and may cause damage to your
heating and air conditioning system. And, standard throwaway or
electrostatic filters only trap about 15% of the pollutant particles.
The Space-Gard high efficiency air cleaner is 99% efficient on pollen
and spores with silent operation and minimal maintenance.
To find out more about how The Bosworth Company can improve
the air quality in your home and get a free estimate,
click here.
UVC Lights
Air conditioning systems can be perfect breeding grounds for allergy
producing mold and bacteria. By installing a SteriLight in your
air conditioning system, the cooling coil, drain pan and air are
surrounded by ultraviolet – of UVC – energy which destroys
the mold, bacteria and viruses before they travel throughout your
home. UVC light is a known killer of microorganisms used commercially
for years by health care facilities, food processing plants, commercial
buildings, and the U.S. Armed Forces.
Now available for residential use, UVC energy can:
- Kill mold
and bacteria that grow in your A/C system
- Reduce or
eliminate allergies as a result of pollutants
- Reduce the
risk of circulating cold and flu viruses
- Increase
your A/C system's useful life
To schedule
an appointment to find out more about the benefits of UVC Lights,
click here.
Zoning
System
If you have some rooms that are too cold and others that are too
hot, a comfort controlled zoning system can help. Zoning is individualized
room temperature control that utilizes multiple thermostats. Zoning
can be used in conjunction with your existing heating and cooling
system and directs heating or cooling only to the rooms you choose.
The comfort control zoning system is ideal for two-story or ranch
style homes, structures that require two or more heating and cooling
systems, and can save energy and maintenance costs by operating
only when and where it’s needed.
So whether you have a two-story home, unoccupied rooms, or temperature
sensitive people, zoning can help. Click
here to schedule your free estimate.
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