Dependable Indoor Air Quality Solutions for a Healthier Environment

Tight buildings save energy, but they can also eliminate fresh air pathways. Over time, dirt, dust, pollen and other contaminants can build up inside your home and create a serious indoor air quality (IAQ) problem. If not addressed in a timely manner, those with asthma, allergies and other respiratory conditions can be negatively impacted by inferior IAQ.

How We Tackle Air Quality Problems

At Jones Climate Control, we understand your family's health is always your top priority. That's why we offer indoor air quality inspections and install IAQ products to correct any indoor air deficiencies. Our variety of cutting-edge IAQ products will keep your indoor environment safe and clean.

Air Cleaners: Central air purifiers play an important role in cleaning the air as it passes through your HVAC system. Filters come in a number of different styles, including pleated, fiberglass, electrostatic, electronic and cabinet models. A filter's effectiveness can be determined by looking at its MERV rating, which represents the quantity and size of particulate matter the filter can capture over a given time. If your equipment has sufficient static pressure, we recommend installing a filter with a MERV 7 rating.

Air Humidifiers: When the air in your home is too dry, pollutants stay airborne longer, which increases the chances they will be unintentionally inhaled. Dry air contributes to wood splitting, nosebleeds, static electricity and dry skin. A central humidifier will ensure that your home maintains a healthy level of humidity throughout the year.

Benefits of Healthy Indoor Air in Your Home

There are many benefits you'll enjoy when the air inside your home is fresh, healthy, clean and free of toxins.

• Less Cleaning: The dust that floats around in the air eventually settles on your floors, counters, and furniture. An IAQ system from Jones Climate Control will remove most of this airborne debris, so you won't need to clean nearly as often. Your home will smell fresh for longer periods, and unpleasant odors won't linger.
• Better Health: Constant exposure to airborne irritants can worsen many respiratory illnesses, including allergies, COPD and asthma.
• Improved HVAC Equipment Performance: Dirt and dust in the air cling to vital HVAC components and degrade system performance. Your HVAC equipment will have to run longer to satisfy the thermostat setting. Over time, this can lead to higher repair costs and a shorter equipment lifecycle.

How Our Indoor Air Quality Improvement Process Works

Improving the air inside your home starts with understanding what's affecting it. Our indoor air quality improvement process identifies the root cause of poor air quality, not just the symptoms, so every step leads to real indoor air quality improvement for your family.

Step 1: Initial Indoor Air Quality Assessment

We inspect your home for air pollution, moisture buildup, and airflow issues behind your poor air quality. This tells us whether duct cleaning, humidity control, or filtration systems belong in your indoor air quality improvement plan, since ductwork buildup is often the first barrier to real indoor air quality improvement.

Step 2: Identifying Contaminants and Triggers

We check for dust, pollen, and other asthma triggers that worsen allergy symptoms and respiratory problems, which can lead to respiratory illness and other health problems over time. This step drives every indoor air quality improvement strategy, since indoor air quality improvement only works when the real source is addressed.

Step 3: Recommending the Right Indoor Air Quality Solutions

We recommend indoor air quality solutions like air purifiers, purification systems, air filtration, or duct cleaning to remove built-up debris, tailored into your overall indoor air quality improvement plan for lasting indoor air quality improvement.

Step 4: Installation and Moisture Control

Our technicians install the recommended air purifiers, humidity control systems, and moisture control equipment, plus duct cleaning if needed, so this stage of the indoor air quality improvement process works seamlessly with your HVAC system.

Step 5: Ongoing Support for Lasting Results

Indoor air quality improvement isn't a one-time fix. We confirm your filtration systems and purification systems are delivering clean air, energy savings, and relief from allergy symptoms, with regular duct cleaning protecting the indoor air quality improvement you've invested in for healthier air and fewer asthma triggers.

Schedule Indoor Air Quality Service Today

At Jones Climate Control, we specialize in keeping the air inside your Stockbridge, McDonough, Peachtree City, Griffin, Jackson, Dunwoody, Conyers, Atlanta, GA and the surrounding area home clean and healthy. If you think you might have an indoor air quality problem, call one of our IAQ specialists today.

FAQs About Our Indoor Air Quality Services:

Does duct cleaning actually improve air quality?

Yes, removing built-up dust, debris, and allergens from your ductwork reduces what circulates through your home, supporting genuine indoor air quality improvement.

How quickly will I notice better air quality after service?

Many homeowners notice a difference within 1-2 weeks, though full benefits, especially for allergy symptoms, can take a few weeks as airborne particles are gradually reduced.

What's the difference between an air purifier and an air filtration system?

Air purifiers are often standalone units for specific rooms, while air filtration systems are typically integrated into your HVAC system to treat air throughout the whole home.

Can indoor air quality be worse than outdoor air quality?

Yes, indoor air is often more concentrated with dust, moisture, and contaminants since it's a smaller, enclosed space with less natural air exchange than outdoors.