Your air conditioner can be the cleanest or the dirtiest appliance in your home. UV lights and whole-home air purification systems sterilize your system from the inside out.
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A UV lamp mounted inside your air handler bathes the evaporator coil and drain pan in germicidal light, killing mold, bacteria, and viruses on contact. It runs silently whenever your system runs, with no filters to change.
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A UV light is not right for every home. It tends to help most when:
What a UV light will not do: it does not replace your air filter, and it does not pull dust and pollen out of the air the way a filter does. It treats the coil, the drain pan, and the air passing close to the lamp. Bulbs also lose strength over time and need periodic replacement. If we do not think one will help your home, we will tell you that too.
What UV can and cannot do for the air in your home, explained in plain language.
The drain pan under the coil is where growth starts. How clogs happen, and how to prevent them.
A UV light works best in a clean system. See what a Cooling On Demand tune-up covers.
Questions about the air in your home? Ask us during your next visit, or see what customers say on our reviews page.
Yes. Germicidal UV-C light is proven to kill mold, bacteria, and viruses on HVAC coils and drain pans. It is widely used in hospitals and commercial buildings.
Pricing depends on your system. Call (954) 203-8426 for a quote.
No. UV lights sterilize the coil and drain pan; you still need filters to catch dust and particles. They work best together.
Serving Sunrise, Plantation, and Fort Lauderdale across Broward and Dade County.
