Air Quality & Filtration

Breathe easier with solutions designed to keep your home healthier, cleaner, and more comfortable. From filters that trap dust and allergens, to ventilators that bring in fresh air, to purifiers and humidity control systems that fight mold, odors, and bacteria — better air quality starts here. Whether you're solving a current air concern or looking to prevent future problems, explore our Air Quality and Filtration products and discover the right solution for your home.

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Air Quality and Filtration

Breathe easier wil solutions designed to keep your home healthier, cleaner, and more comfortable. From filters that trap dust and allergens, to ventilators that bring in fresh air, to purifiers and humidity control systems that fight mold, oders, and bacteria — better air quality starts here. Whether you're solving a current air concern or looking to prevent future problems, explore our Air Quality and Filtration products and discover the right solution for your home.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the square footage and moisture level of the space. Basements and crawl spaces usually need compact, medium-capacity units, while grow houses or commercial buildings require larger-capacity systems. Look for pints-per-day ratings to compare.

Whole-house systems connect to your central HVAC to regulate humidity across your entire home, improving indoor air quality and comfort while helping prevent mold and mildew.

Many units include a gravity drain outlet. For continuous operation or if the unit is installed below drain level, a built-in or optional condensate pump is recommended.

ERVs transfer both heat and moisture, helping to balance humidity in warm or humid climates. HRVs transfer only heat, making them ideal for colder, drier climates.