Indoor air quality in Grand Rapids
Less dust and more comfortable air, starting with the filter and the ducts.
Dusty rooms, dry winter air and a musty smell when the fan kicks on all have causes you can fix. We start with the basics: the right filter for your blower, ducts that aren't leaking into the attic or crawlspace, and humidity that stays in a healthy range.
We won't sell you a gadget to cover up a duct problem. If a whole-house humidifier, a better filter cabinet or a dehumidifier will help, we'll explain what it does and what upkeep it needs.
What's included
- Media filter cabinets and filter upgrades
- Whole-house humidifiers and dehumidifiers
- Duct leak testing and sealing
- Duct repair and added return vents
- Fresh air ventilators
Call us when
- Dust settles again a day after you clean
- You get static shocks and dry skin all winter
- There's a musty smell when the blower starts
- One room gets almost no airflow
Questions people ask
Don't see yours? Call (616) 555-0117.
Is a higher MERV filter always better?
No. A filter that's too restrictive for your blower cuts airflow, which hurts comfort and can overheat a furnace or freeze an AC coil. For most homes a MERV 8 to 11 is a good balance. If you want finer filtration, a deeper four-inch filter gets you there without choking the airflow.
Do I need my ducts cleaned?
Sometimes. It makes sense after a renovation, a rodent problem, or when you can see heavy buildup at the registers. For everyday dust, sealing leaky ducts and using a good filter usually does more. We'll look before we recommend it.