Looking to install UV lights in your home’s HVAC system? Call Crew Heating & Cooling at (832) 345-9932 today.
UV light installation in Humble, TX, offers you the maximum in healthy home heating and cooling. Besides stopping the growth and spread of mold spores, UV light destroys bacteria cells, keeping your air comfortable and uncontaminated. Crew Heating & Cooling professionals know how to properly and safely install UV lights in your HVAC system to keep you and your family safe from germs, diseases, and other harmful contaminants.
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Ultraviolet lights, usually shortened to UV lights, emit high-energy ultraviolet rays that destroy organic matter that sneaks past your air filter. While UV light in such high quantities would endanger you if it touched you directly, HVAC professionals can install a UV light inside your heating and cooling unit. This method of UV sanitization keeps the air coming into your home clear of dangerous biological agents while not harming you or your family.
HVAC units provide a moist, warm, dark environment where mold and bacteria can grow and thrive. While your system’s filter helps protect your home from irritants like pollen, dust, and larger particulates, it may still allow smaller contaminants to infiltrate your air.
An HVAC UV light eradicates germs and bacteria trying to get into your home. This disinfection light prevents you and your loved ones from becoming sick or suffering from allergies or other illnesses. Hospitals have used ultraviolet rays as a sanitation system for years, and industrial plants, water treatment facilities, and laboratories prefer germicidal UV light over other forms of disinfection.
Other benefits of UV lights provide your HVAC system include:
Did you know organic compounds contribute to foul smells like paint, tobacco, burned food, and other odors? UV lights can destroy these compounds as they enter your HVAC system, keeping your home smelling and feeling clean.
Contaminants hurt more than your health. Over time, bacteria and fungi spores can clog your HVAC system, making it produce less air. A UV light helps destroy these contaminants before they collect in your system.
With fewer contaminants to fight against, your HVAC system won’t have to work as hard. A UV light in your HVAC keeps your system functioning longer while saving you money by controlling your energy use.
UV light installation in Humble, TX, places the lights near the cooling coils in your HVAC unit. These S-shaped coils help transfer heat in and out of your home, depending on the thermostat setting. By placing this light near the coils, Crew Heating & Cooling HVAC technicians ensure that all incoming air must pass through the UV light.
The UV light burns up any contaminants that try to make it into your house, including:
After this, the air handler blows the newly-treated air into your home.
The cost for UV light installation varies depending on many factors, including:
Most homeowners can expect to pay between $120 and $2,500 per HVAC unit. Many HVAC companies provide quotes before installation to help customers decide what they want.
Like all electrical lights, UV lights need new bulbs to continue providing you with cleaner air. Performing an HVAC maintenance check before each fall and spring can help you maintain your UV lights. After your first bulb exchange, make a note and check your light every few weeks to find out how long each bulb lasts.
Perform repairs and replacements of other HVAC-related equipment as soon as you notice signs of disrepair to maintain top-quality air.
If you want to experience the cleanest air in Texas, call (832) 345-9932 to schedule an appointment to discuss UV light installation in Humble, TX, with the HVAC experts at Crew Heating & Cooling. In the meantime, if you want to know more about our air duct cleaning services or find more information on UV lights, visit our website.
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Regulated by The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, P.O. Box 12157, Austin, Texas 78711, 1-800-803-9202, 512-463-6599, www.tdlr.texas.gov
