If you notice excessive dust, allergy symptoms, pet dander, lingering odors, or stale indoor air, a whole-home air cleaner may help improve your home's indoor air quality. These systems work with your HVAC system to continuously filter the air circulating throughout your home, helping create a cleaner and more comfortable living environment.

While both improve indoor air quality, they work differently. Whole-home air cleaners capture airborne particles like dust, pollen, pet dander, and other contaminants as air moves through your HVAC system. UV light purification systems are installed inside your HVAC equipment to help reduce the growth of mold, mildew, bacteria, and other microorganisms on HVAC components. Many homeowners choose to install both systems for more complete indoor air quality protection.

Yes. Whole-home air cleaners are designed to reduce many common airborne allergens, including pollen, dust, pet dander, and mold spores. By removing these particles from the air circulating throughout your home, they can help create a cleaner indoor environment for those who suffer with allergies.

Yes! Whole-home air cleaners and UV purification systems are designed to integrate with most central heating and cooling systems. During your consultation, a Donovan technician will evaluate your HVAC system and recommend the best indoor air quality solution for your home.

Replacement schedules vary depending on the type of indoor air quality system you have. Most UV light bulbs should be replaced every 2 years, while some air purifier cells can last up to 4 years. Replacing these components as recommended helps keep your system operating effectively and maintain cleaner indoor air. During routine HVAC maintenance, a Donovan technician can inspect your system and let you know when replacement is recommended.