Air Filtration

Cleaner Air For Better Health In Your Sandhills, NC Home

There's a lot to be wary of when it comes to the air inside your home. There are the usual suspects - pet dander, dust, and pollen that make their way inside. Then you have to worry about infectious agents like bacteria or viruses. Plus, we can't forget about volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) outgassing from your furniture or that lovely fresh coat of paint you just put in the dining room. Heck, even the cleaning products you use or the air fresheners that you think are, well, freshening the air, are just adding more and more pollutants that you draw into your lungs with every breath. So if you're looking for an easy way to clean up the air in your home and protect your health, there aren't many better options than a whole-home air filtration system installed by the team at Air Comfort. With one device, you can proactively screen out all manner of contaminants and do the job that a spray can of Lysol was supposed to do.

Don't take chances with what's in your home's air. Screen out the bad stuff with an air filtration system. Contact us online or call 910-695-8241 today to get started!

How Does Whole Home Air Filtration Clean The Air?

Whole-home air filtration systems go way beyond those basic furnace filters you change every few months. These systems install directly into your ductwork and filter every bit of air that circulates through your home, capturing particles so small you can't even see them floating around. Think of it as upgrading from a screen door to a high-tech barrier that actually stops the stuff you don't want your family breathing.

The key difference is in the filtration media and design. While standard filters mainly catch big particles like dust and pet hair, whole-home systems use advanced materials that trap microscopic contaminants, including allergens, bacteria, and even some viruses. Some systems use electrostatic charges to attract particles, while others rely on dense filter media with millions of tiny fibers that create a maze particles can't navigate through.

These systems work continuously whenever your heating or cooling system runs, which means your air gets cleaned multiple times throughout the day. The best part is they're designed to work with your existing HVAC equipment without restricting airflow or making your system work harder. 

Installation integrates seamlessly with your current ductwork, and most systems only require filter changes once or twice a year instead of monthly. You'll breathe cleaner air in every room without thinking about it, and your family will notice the difference in how they feel at home.

What Type Of Indoor Pollutants Can Air Filtration Control?

Whole home air filtration systems tackle a wide range of airborne particles and contaminants that standard filters miss, creating cleaner, healthier air throughout your living spaces:

• Pollen & Outdoor Allergens That Sneak Inside: Even with windows and doors closed, pollen from trees, grasses, and weeds finds its way into your home through normal air exchanges and gets recirculated by your HVAC system. Whole-home filtration captures these microscopic allergen particles before they can trigger sneezing, watery eyes, and respiratory discomfort for sensitive family members, making allergy seasons much more bearable indoors.
• Pet Dander From Dogs, Cats & Other Animals: Pet dander particles are incredibly small and lightweight, staying airborne for hours and settling into furniture, carpets, and ductwork where they continue circulating. Advanced filtration systems trap these proteins before they can spread throughout your home, reducing allergic reactions and making your house more comfortable for visitors who might be sensitive to animals.
• Dust & Microscopic Particles From Daily Living: Regular household dust contains dead skin cells, fabric fibers, dirt tracked in from outside, and countless other tiny particles that standard filters can't catch. Whole home systems capture particles down to 0.3 microns in size, dramatically reducing the amount of dust that settles on furniture and reducing the dusty, stuffy feeling that makes indoor air seem stale.
• Smoke Particles & Cooking Odors: Whether it's from outdoor fires, neighborhood barbecues, or your own kitchen adventures, smoke particles and cooking odors can linger in your home's air for days. Quality filtration systems remove these particles and help neutralize odors, keeping your indoor air fresh and preventing cooking smells from settling into carpets and upholstery.
• Bacteria & Airborne Germs From Everyday Activities: Every time someone coughs, sneezes, or even just breathes, they release tiny droplets containing bacteria and other microorganisms into your home's air. Whole-home filtration captures many of these biological contaminants, reducing the spread of illness between family members and creating a healthier indoor environment year-round.