A quality air filter or air cleaner can greatly improve the quality of the air inside your home. These devices all remove particles from the air in different ways. Media air filters trap particles using a filter material as air passes through it. Electronic air cleaners use electrostatic attraction to clean the air. Air is pulled through a section of the cleaner where pollutants are ionized, giving them an electrical charge. Air collection plates within the device attract the charged particles. You can also opt for an ionizer, which works similarly but does not use a collector.

It is essential that your air ducts continue to function efficiently to prevent your energy bill from taking a noticeable hit and keep your home’s indoor air quality as high as possible. Our team of experts offer exceptional duct replacement service in Greensboro, NC.

When you call the indoor air quality experts Williams Plumbing Heating & Air Condition, we can help you improve indoor air quality with the latest technologies. We offer installation, maintenance and repair services for a wide selection of indoor air quality systems. We can help you choose a system that is best suited for your individual needs, and we install equipment that can handle the indoor air quality problems specific to your home. We service Greensboro, Guilford County, High Point, Summerfield, Pleasant Garden, Oak Ridge, High Point & Kernersville

The best way to deal with small cracks, holes and loose connections in your ductwork is with professional duct sealing services. We use only high quality materials and time–tested methods to ensure that the job is completed correctly.

Blower door testing is a great way to audit your home’s energy efficiency. We can make sure that it’s done correctly and thoroughly so that we can deliver an accurate assessment of where you might be losing air in your household.

While filters and cleaners remove particles from the air, UV germicidal light technology actually destroys the pollutants it is designed to target. UVGI (ultraviolet germicidal irradiation) cleaners use lamps that generate UV radiation in safe amounts to destroy harmful microorganisms. They target viruses, bacteria, and other allergens circulating in the air or growing on the inner surfaces of the ductwork. Because UV lights are not capable of removing other particles from the air, they are best used as a supplemental measure.