Clean air starts with the right filter. Here are our top recommendations for removing particles, allergens, and pollutants from your home.
Indoor air can be 2 to 5 times more polluted than outdoor air according to the EPA. A quality air filtration system removes dust, pollen, pet dander, mold spores, and other airborne particles that affect your health and comfort.
The key is choosing the right filter for your needs. Whether you need whole-home filtration through your HVAC system or a portable room purifier, we'll help you find the best option.
Good, Better, Best options for every budget and situation
Perfect for: Bedrooms and small spaces up to 215 sq ft
Perfect for: Large rooms and open floor plans up to 1,560 sq ft
Perfect for: Severe allergies, asthma, or maximum filtration needs
For HVAC Systems: If you want to filter air throughout your entire home, consider upgrading your HVAC filter to MERV 13. Brands like Filtrete, Nordic Pure, and Honeywell offer excellent whole-home options that integrate with your existing heating and cooling system. Contact us for sizing and installation guidance.
Room Size: Match the purifier's coverage area to your room size. A unit rated for 300 sq ft won't effectively clean a 600 sq ft space.
Filter Type: True HEPA filters are the gold standard, removing 99.97% of particles 0.3 microns or larger. Look for this certification.
CADR Rating: Clean Air Delivery Rate tells you how quickly the unit cleans the air. Higher numbers mean faster cleaning.
Filter Replacement Cost: Budget units often have expensive replacement filters. Check long-term costs before buying.
Noise Level: If using in a bedroom, look for units under 30dB on low settings.
Not sure which air filtration solution is right for your home? We offer personalized consultations to review your space, budget, and air quality concerns. Contact us for independent advice on choosing the perfect system.
Improve your home's air quality with complementary solutions: UVC Sanitization eliminates bacteria and viruses, Fresh Air Ventilation brings in clean outdoor air, and our Resources section has guides on MERV ratings and filter selection.
Disclaimer: Every home is different. These recommendations are general guidance based on typical residential applications. Your specific needs may vary. Always consult with a licensed HVAC contractor for professional assessment and installation guidance specific to your situation. We are not licensed contractors and do not provide installation services.
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