Indoor Air Quality in Monmouth, OR
Loren’s Heating and Air can assist property owners in Monmouth, OR, with indoor air quality services. Bad air can find its way inside your home in a number of ways. If you use a fireplace or fuel-burning stove in your home, it’s likely that your indoor air isn’t healthy. Homes with unhealthy air quality can cause a number of respiratory ailments. In turn, these ailments can become prolonged health problems.
We assist homeowners throughout Monmouth. If you live on either side of Pacific Highway West or as far north as Hoffman Road, give us a call. Let us know you want to schedule our testing services. Chemicals from household products and pet dander and hair are also sources of bad air. We can help you put a stop to contaminated air and eliminate dangerous pollutants in the indoor air you breathe.
Monmouth’s Indoor Air Quality Team
Getting rid of polluted air takes thoughtful planning and the right knowledge. Our team is here to test your air so that you’ll know what’s contaminating your home’s interior. We’ll share testing data with you and use our expertise to outline where the contaminants are entering your home. Our next step will be recommending which product will work best for your circumstances. We have access to top-rated filtration and air cleaning devices that are easy to use.
Don’t get used to living with bad, smelly air. There are many benefits to installing air filtration and air scrubbing devices in your home.
- Fewer allergy symptoms
- Cleaner-smelling air
- Improvement in respiratory comfort
- Reduction of unhealthy airborne substances
Testing services are conducted by qualified comfort consultants who know how to get them clean, fresh indoor air you want. We look for optimal ways to keep your indoor air as clean and pollution-free as possible. Our consultant will provide you with a final quote for the installation of the products you select. In-home estimates are always free, and you could benefit from a manufacturer’s incentive or rebate. We pass those savings opportunities on to our customers.
Experienced Indoor Air Quality Team
For more than 45 years, Loren’s Heating and Air has been a reliable resource for indoor air quality services in Monmouth. Our customized services are available for all customers no matter how big or small their needs. We hire NATE-certified technicians to handle installations for you. We’re licensed by the Oregon Construction Contractor Board.
For complete inspection and installation services in Monmouth, choose Loren’s Heating and Air as your service team. Give our office a call today to schedule an in-home testing appointment at a time that is convenient for you.
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Heating & Cooling FAQ
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Why should I get a new HVAC system?It can often be difficult for home and business owners to tell if it’s time to upgrade their heating and cooling system. Loren's Heating & Air can assist you in this process. We want you to understand the pros and cons of continuing to repair and maintain your current system versus upgrading and making the investment in a new system. Some of the most important things to consider are increased energy efficiency, updated components, rebates and incentives, better home comfort and indoor air quality, and more effective heating and cooling.
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Why are air conditioner efficiency ratings important?In 2006, the Federal Government made it mandatory for all central air conditioning systems to have a minimum SEER of 13. SEER, or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, is a measure of the cooling system’s performance. On the highest end of performance, cooling units are rated as high 23 SEER. As with anything, the better performance, the higher the cost. For a system with moderate to good efficiency, you should look for a model with a SEER rating of between 14 and 18. The EER, or the Energy Efficiency Rating, provides an indication of the cooling capacity of the system that you’ve had installed. The higher the EER number, the better the system’s cooling capacity.
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What are the different types of air conditioner refrigerant?If you have an air conditioning system that requires the old type of refrigerant, R-22, your system is still usable but only reclaimed or recycled R-22 can be used to service your air conditioner. R410-A is now the required standard for newer systems and has less environmental impact relative to the older refrigerant. Eventually, you will need to replace your air conditioner with one that uses R410-A, or have it modified so that it can use R410-A. The type of refrigerant your AC uses is only one of many reasons to consider upgrading, and if your existing unit is outdated, now might be a good time to look into having it replaced to boost energy efficiency, lessen environmental impact, and make sure you are operating a safe system. Not only will an upgraded cooling system make it easier to have your unit serviced, but it’ll also save you money on your annual cooling costs. Loren's Heating & Air in Salem, OR, offers the highest quality air conditioner replacement services.
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How is furnace efficiency measured?Furnace energy efficiency is calculated with the AFUE, or the Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency rating. The AFUE is a rating that compares how much heat a furnace will produce relative to the amount of energy necessary to produce the heat. If a furnace is rated at 85 percent AFUE, it means 15 percent of the energy used is lost and 85 percent actually becomes heat for your home or business.
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What is indoor air quality and why is it important?Indoor air quality, or IAQ, is a measurement of the amount of airborne particles and pollutants inside your home or building. Because properties are being constructed to be more energy efficient, they are also becoming more airtight, meaning that fresh air often does not have a way to enter and circulate. This is one of the reasons why the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that indoor air can be 2 to 5 times more polluted than outdoor air, leading to a host of allergy and respiratory issues. Fortunately, IAQ products such as air filters, air purifiers, and humidifiers work in conjunction with your central AC and heating unit to decrease the prevalence of dust, dander, bacteria, viruses, mold spores, and other potentially harmful particles in your indoor air. Our team can work with you to find the right solution to fit your needs.
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Why Your Neighbors Choose Us
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Nearly 50 Years of Industry Experience
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24/7 Emergency Services Available
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