Air Quality

Furnace Filters and Air Filters

You want your home to be a safe haven for your family. The place where you eat, sleep and breathe should be free from hazards and truly protected. Part of maintaining a safe home environment involves making sure that you and your family breathes the cleanest air possible.

At Feldman Heating & Cooling, we want to ensure that your home's air is as pure as possible. We specialize in indoor air quality solutions and are experts at refining your home to assure a higher quality air intake. We will make a thorough inspection of your home's ventilation and air intake sources. These are the places in your home where air enters and it is of utmost importance that they are as far from possible points of contamination.

In order to optimize air quality, the best possible level of ventilation must be ascertained for your home and established. Feldman Heating & Cooling will take account your homes air intake systems and modify them as is necessary to achieve optimal air-flow.

When necessary we'll also add air filtration systems to your home to filter possible contagions.

Air Filtration

Did you know that over 80% of all allergies and respiratory problems are caused by small airborne contaminants in the environment? These contaminants may include dander, dust mites, pollen, smoke, pet hair and mold, and they can be cleaned from the air with an effective air filtration system.

Whether you're looking for air filtration for a residence or an entire office building, count on us for honest, professional and competitively-priced service.

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