Indoor Air Quality
Breathe easier with Bonney’s Indoor Air Quality Solutions
Breathe easier with Bonney’s Indoor Air Quality Solutions
Bonney installs several types of air-cleaning devices that work hand-in-hand with your central heating and air conditioning system, each designed to remove certain types of pollutants.
- Particulate matter includes dust, pollen, animal dander, tobacco smoke as well as particles associated with tiny organisms like dust mites, bacteria, and viruses.
- Gaseous pollutants come from combustion processes including gas stoves, vehicle exhaust, and tobacco smoke. They also come from building materials, cleaning products, and pesticides.
The options below used by themselves are effective, but in combination, provide a fantastic solution for those suffering from asthma, allergies, or other breathing issues.
Professional-Grade Allergen Filters
Filtering allergens out of your air can help relieve your seasonal allergy symptoms. However, “high efficiency” allergen filters that are available over the counter at do-it-yourself stores can actually harm your heating and air system by restricting the airflow. Good airflow is crucial for the long-term reliability of your equipment. Bonney can install a 4 or 5-inch filter that effectively cleans the air without reducing the airflow.
Electronic Air Cleaners
These filters use a process called electrostatic attraction to reduce the number of airborne contaminants in your home. As air passes through your heating and cooling system, it traps large particulates, like dust and dander, in a prefilter. Then, electrically charged filters attract and trap smaller particles, such as bacteria, to prevent them from recirculating through your home.
Germicidal UVC Lamp
Eliminate and neutralize bacteria and airborne viruses while freshening the air you breathe with a whole-house air purification system. It installs directly into your central heating and cooling system’s ductwork or plenum. According to the EPA, the combined use of filtration and germicidal UVC light is an effective means of preventing the distribution of airborne viruses in occupied spaces.
iWave Bi-Polar Ionization Air Purifier
iWave® devices comprehensively clean your air using a process called needlepoint bi-polar ionization. This process neutralizes live airborne contaminants—like viruses, bacteria, and mold—by removing the hydrogen particles they need to live. For smaller contaminants—like dust, dirt, and pollen—it causes them to clump together, creating particulate matter large enough to be caught by your home’s existing air filters. For smoke, gases, and other pollutants, the iWave system’s ionization process also breaks up pollutants—like smoke and gases—converting these harmful vapors into harmless compounds like oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and water vapor. Best of all, Bonney installs these systems directly into your HVAC system, helping them clean the air without taking up any extra counter space.
Air Scrubber Plus Air and Surface Cleaner
The Air Scrubber Plus kills contaminants on both your surfaces and in your air. This system produces scrubber ions hydroperoxides, which are then distributed throughout your home. As they land on surfaces and travel through the air, these scrubber particles are proven to combat viruses, bacteria, mold, VOCs, smoke, odors, and fungi. Bonney will install the Air Scrubber Plus directly into your duct system—so it will clean the air as it is distributed.
Indoor Air Quality FAQs
What services does Bonney offer to improve indoor air quality?
Bonney offers a full range of indoor air quality solutions tailored to the unique needs of your home. Our services include whole-house air purifiers, UV air sanitation, humidifiers and dehumidifiers, HEPA filtration systems, and duct cleaning. Whether dealing with allergens, dry air, pet dander, or odors, Bonney’s licensed professionals can recommend and install the right system to help you breathe easier year-round.
Why is indoor air quality such an important part of home comfort?
Indoor air can contain more pollutants than outdoor air, especially in tightly sealed homes. Dust, pollen, mold spores, bacteria, and even chemical vapors from cleaning products or furnishings can accumulate and circulate through your HVAC system. Poor air quality can trigger allergies, asthma, and other respiratory issues. Bonney’s indoor air quality solutions help remove these contaminants to create a cleaner, healthier living environment for your entire household.
How do I know if my home has poor air quality?
Signs of poor indoor air quality can include frequent allergy symptoms, lingering odors, excessive dust buildup, or a general feeling of stuffiness. You may also notice increased static electricity, dry skin, or irritation of the eyes and throat. Bonney offers professional assessments to evaluate your home’s air and recommend targeted solutions based on real data and your specific concerns.
Can these systems integrate with my existing HVAC setup?
Yes, most of Bonney’s indoor air quality products are designed to work seamlessly with your existing heating and cooling system. Whether you’re adding a high-efficiency filter, UV germicidal light, or humidity control unit, our technicians will ensure compatibility and optimal performance. In many cases, these upgrades can also extend the life of your HVAC system by reducing buildup and strain.
What’s the best first step to improve my home’s air quality?
The best place to start is with a personalized indoor air quality consultation from Bonney. Our experienced team can assess your home’s current air conditions, review your concerns, and create a custom solution that fits your lifestyle and budget. From simple filter upgrades to whole-home systems, Bonney helps you take control of the air you breathe.
Bonney: Local Air Quality Solutions
Bonney proudly provides these air quality solutions to homes and businesses in the greater Sacramento area. Our service areas include Carmichael, Roseville, Citrus Heights, Folsom, Rancho Cordova, Sacramento, Gold River, Fair Oaks, Vacaville, Natomas, La Riviera, Rosemont, and beyond! You can make your appointment here online or give us a call to get started!
The Environmental Protection Agency has excellent information on indoor air quality and the effectiveness of various products. Visit their website here: http://www.epa.gov/iaq/
Are you looking for a solution to increase your indoor air quality? Then call Bonney today for a free customized estimate!
