Indoor Air Quality Services in Bradford
Make sure your home is safe & healthy with smart indoor air improvements
Is your house harming your health? Because the average American spends about 90% of his or her time indoors, indoor air quality (IAQ) is a very important issue. In fact, there's even a name for the various illnesses associated with indoor air pollution: Sick Building Syndrome. Respiratory ailments, allergy symptoms, eye irritation, and frequent colds are some of the most common illnesses caused by indoor air pollution.
As an experienced HVAC contractor, Air Inc. Heating and Air Conditioning has the tools to accurately assess your home, recommend the proper repairs and/or upgrades, and provide a no-obligation quote for all work. We provide indoor air improvements like filters and duct sealing in North Haven, Branford, Guilford, and the surrounding areas. Contact us today to schedule your free estimate!
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Customer-First ServiceWe believe in honest communication, fair pricing, and lasting relationships. Every service call is backed by our commitment to your comfort, convenience, and peace of mind.
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Expert Technicians You Can Count OnOur skilled and certified technicians bring years of hands-on experience to every repair, installation, and maintenance job, ensuring your system runs efficiently and reliably year-round.
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24/7 Emergency ResponseDay or night, our dedicated team is ready to respond to any HVAC emergency. We’re always available to protect your comfort and prevent costly damage when unexpected issues arise.
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Proven Trust and ReliabilityWith over three decades of experience and an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau since 2000, we’ve earned a spotless record of customer satisfaction — zero complaints and countless positive reviews that speak for themselves.
Start with the simple stuff
Make sure to enforce a no-smoking policy throughout the house. Also encourage family members and guests to use bathroom fans and the vent hood above the kitchen stove – basic ventilation equipment that rids your home of odors, excess humidity and (if you have a gas stove) combustion byproducts.
Another basic method for improving IAQ is to change the air filter on the main plenum of a forced-air HVAC system.
Be a smart shopper
Avoid cleaning products that contain strong bleach and harmful solvents. Today you can find a good variety of “green” cleaning products at most supermarkets. Make sure to buy furniture and home furnishings that don't contain formaldehyde and other harmful VOCs (volatile organic compounds). These pollutants cause problems as they outgas from fabrics and furniture.
Common sources of indoor air pollution in CT
- Tobacco smoke.
- Cleaning supplies that contain harmful solvents (benzene, toluene, etc.).
- Cooking & bathroom odors.
- Harmful emissions from combustion appliances (furnace, gas stove, fireplace, etc.).
- Radon gas.
- Mold Spores.
- Dust & pet dander.
- Dust mite debris.
- Asbestos from old insulation and other old building materials.
- Harmful compounds in paint & insecticides stored indoors.
- Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) like formaldehyde emitted by furniture & furnishings.
- Lead dust from old lead paint.
Manage moisture to prevent mold & mite problems
If you can smell mold or see telltale blotchy deposits in damp areas of your home, it means you're inhaling microscopic mold spores that can cause numerous health problems. Eliminating unwanted moisture is the best way to control mold. Make sure that bathroom fans operate properly and are ducted to the outdoors rather than into the attic. Correct plumbing leaks and keep water out of basements and crawl spaces with an effective waterproofing system. If necessary, run a dehumidifier in the basement and crawl space areas to keep humidity below 60%. These moisture control strategies will also discourage dust mites whose feces and debris also contribute to indoor air pollution.
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With a multi-zone ductless heat pump, you can connect multiple indoor air handlers—often up to eight—to heat and cool different rooms independently.
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A ductless heat pump works by moving heat, not creating it. In the summer, it pulls heat out of your home to keep you cool. In the winter, it extracts heat from the outdoor air—even when it’s cold—and brings it inside. Each indoor unit controls the temperature of its own room, providing efficient, quiet comfort without ductwork.
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Yes we do offer many financing options, such as:
>> No Interest Financing
>> Low Interest Financing
>> Short Term Financing
>> Long Term Financing
All of our financing options allow the customer to have the installation of their new heating and/or air conditioning system to be done now.
Our financing programs also enables our customers to invest in indoor air quality products so their family can breathe better.
Financing simply make the job affordable.
For more information about our financing programs, call (203) 871-0801.
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You should never have to add refrigerant (Freon) to your central air conditioning system, unless there is a leak in the system.
If your system has a leak, a service technician should never be "topping it off" with refrigerant. The system needs to be leak tested and the leak needs to be repaired.
A refrigerant leak WILL harm the compressor, cause the system to draw more electricity, provide inadequate cooling and/or heating if it is a heat pump.
Many refrigerants are being banned due to the ozone depleting chemicals. That is another reason that ALL refrigerant leaks need to be repaired and not topped off with more refrigerant.
Refrigerant repairs on older central air conditioning systems can get costly, so you may be better off replacing your system.
If you have any questions about your central air conditioning system, contact our office!
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YES THEY DO!
Years ago heat pumps only worked well in warmer climates, such as Florida or the Southern California.
New technology has made heat pumps one of the most efficient source to heat and cool your home anywhere in the United States.
Heat Pumps are being installed in many homes all over Connecticut, Maine, Mass, Vermont and Rhode Island.
ALL of the home owners are writing rave reviews about their energy savings and comfort they are getting from their new heat pump systems.
See for yourself: View Reviews
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are essential for maintaining a comfortable, healthy, and energy-efficient home. A properly functioning HVAC system not only keeps indoor temperatures steady year-round—it also improves air quality by filtering out dust, allergens, and pollutants. Regular maintenance ensures your system runs efficiently, lowering energy bills and extending its lifespan. Whether it’s keeping your family cool in the summer or warm in the winter, your HVAC system plays a vital role in creating a safe and comfortable living environment.
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Products
Your highly engineered Carrier® system is the sophisticated way to keep your home healthy and comfortable. Whether you live in a cool or hot climate, have an existing system or are building new construction, we're the experts to help you tailor the right synergy of heating and cooling products–giving your home ultimate comfort all year long.
Indoor air quality is essential for a safe and healthy home. Carrier Products offers strategic solutions to address your air issues and remove common air pollutants.
- Air cleaners
- Carbon monoxide alarm
- Humidifiers
- UV lamps
- Ventilators
- Whole house dehumidifier
Start improving your air quality with a free estimate!
Contact Air Inc. Heating and Air Conditioning to learn more about all the ways we can help to reduce indoor air pollution in your home. We're the local experts for all HVAC services including duct sealing, air filters, and more. Schedule your free estimate in Madison, East Haven, Hamden, New Haven, Milford, Woodbridge, West Haven, and nearby!
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