Our Services
Indoor Air Quality
Whole-home air purifiers, filtration upgrades, and ventilation that actually work — no gadgets, no false claims.
Licensed & Insured
Same-Day Service
Certified Technicians
4.9 Star Rating
Bay Area homes deal with wildfire smoke, allergens, and tight construction that traps pollutants inside. We install proven indoor air quality solutions — MERV-rated filtration, whole-home purifiers, humidity control, and fresh-air ventilation — matched to your home's specific problems, not a one-size-fits-all package.
What is included
- Indoor air quality assessment and testing
- MERV filter upgrade compatible with your equipment
- Whole-home air purifier installation (UV, PCO, or media)
- Humidification and dehumidification systems
- Fresh-air ventilation (ERV/HRV) options
- Ductwork sealing to prevent contamination
- Post-install air quality retest
- Filter replacement schedule and reminders
How it goes
Step 1
Assess
Test the air, look at your equipment, and identify the actual problem.
Step 2
Recommend
One or two options with honest pros and cons — no gadget upsells.
Step 3
Install
Half-day install for most upgrades; larger systems take a day.
Step 4
Retest
Verify the numbers improved and set up filter reminders.
Common questions
Do those little UV wands actually work?
Whole-home UV systems installed on the coil can help with mold and some pathogens. The clip-on wands sold online? Not really. We only recommend what's been shown to work.
What MERV rating should I use?
Depends on your equipment. MERV 11-13 is a great balance for most residential systems; higher ratings can restrict airflow and hurt performance. We check your blower before recommending.
Is a humidifier worth it in the Bay Area?
Usually not, unless you have hardwood floors that are cracking in winter or a family member with respiratory issues. We'll be honest — we don't push these when they aren't needed.
Will an air purifier help during wildfire smoke?
A whole-home purifier plus a high-MERV filter can make a real difference indoors during smoke events. We can also add a fresh-air ventilator that stops pulling outside air when air quality drops.
How often do filters need to change?
Standard filters every 1-3 months. Higher-MERV media filters typically 6-12 months. We include a reminder schedule after install.