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As an industry leader in the installation and service of indoor air quality (IAQ) products, you can trust Wilson to keep the air in your home clean and healthy. But before we begin with solutions, let’s review some of the common problems we have encountered over the years.
Here are some of the products we offer that can help you breathe easier:
High-efficiency particulate arresting (HEPA) filters are super-efficient filters that remove up to 99.97% of the particles passing through them. A whole-house HEPA filter will rid your home’s air of particulate contaminants that measure 0.3 microns or larger.
The REME HALO in-duct air purifier purifies every cubic inch of air in your home, using its proprietary reflective electromagnetic technology to create hydro-peroxide plasma. That plasma is sent throughout your living space through your ductwork to purify pollutants at the source.
Not only does it remove pollutants at the source, it makes pollutants coagulate, making them larger and easier to be trapped by your HVAC filter.
You can now reduce common allergy triggers from particulates such as pollen, mold spores, dander and dust. Thoroughly tested on airborne and surface bacteria and viruses, such as MRSA, e-coli and Norwalk, to name a few. Say goodbye to odors from cooking, pets, dirty socks, diaper pails and musty rooms.
The REME HALO in-duct air purifier is easily connected to your home’s existing HVAC system by our trained, experienced service technicians.
New studies confirm that the REME HALO product kills the COVID-19 virus!
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Even if you install one of the most advanced air cleaners on the market, disease-causing organisms such as germs and bacteria may still compromise the quality of your home’s air. An ultraviolet (UV) light air-treatment system is an effective solution. UV light is deadly to mold, bacteria and other organisms.
UV germicidal lights can help if you or family members suffer from:
Humidity levels can have a huge impact on your comfort and your home. In the winter, when your home’s air is likely to be underhumidified, you can face a host of problems:
Because more humidity generally makes you feel warmer, it’s important to boost humidity levels in the home during winter.
By having Wilson connect a whole-house humidifier to your furnace, you not only resolve dry air problems, but you can also save money! Adding humidity in winter means you can often turn down the thermostat and still feel warm.
While today’s energy-efficient homes do a great job of keeping heated or cooled air in, they can also trap stale, contaminated air inside. A ventilating system, also sometimes called a ventilator, can be an effective solution. Ventilators remove dangerous gases from your home by exchanging fresh, clean outdoor air for the “dirty” air inside. What’s more, they can do this with no loss of heated or cooled air so there is no waste of precious energy.
To improve your home’s comfort and air quality, contact us today to learn how we can protect your health, home, furnishings and comfort with a variety of indoor air quality products.
Our Aeroseal duct-sealing service not only improves air quality in your home, it also increases your comfort and saves you money.
“Made a big difference! We had the duct sealing done because our upstairs bedrooms were always hot or cold compared to the rest of the house. It made a huge difference immediately. The crew was thorough and efficient. Great investment.”
— Natalie
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A: During our home performance evaluation, we pressure test your ductwork to calculate duct leakage. We can then tackle those leaks with Aeroseal and close the leaks that we can’t even see! The result will be better air quality in your home and savings on your heating and cooling bills.
A: No. It only fills the leaks in the duct from the inside.
A: On average, up to 90%.
A: There are many factors that go into calculating the cost of Aeroseal. Typically our customers can expect a payback from one to four years.
A: No, Aeroseal is entirely nontoxic.
A: From start to finish, the process usually takes about eight hours.
A: Absolutely not. We can reach all of the duct work without opening walls, cutting holes in ceilings or any other areas where the ductwork is concealed. This is the beauty of using Aeroseal.
A: Yes. The Aeroseal product provides a 10-year warranty for homes.
A: Since we need access to all supply and return registers on the walls and floors of your home, anything that is around these registers will need to be moved before we arrive.
