Air filtration systems are specially designed to improve the quality of air inside your home. It’s actually possible for the air quality inside of your house to become worse than the air quality outside. Contaminants that are continuously circulated through your home can make you and your loved ones feel sick. Investing in a good quality air filtration system can prevent this from happening and help you get a cleaner and healthier indoor environment.
If you decide to get an air filtration system, it is strongly recommended to get a whole-house air filtration system. This type of system sits in your ductwork rather than just being installed in one room making it capable of filtering the air throughout your entire home instead of being focused in just one area. This can help keep your house free from dust, pollen, and other contaminants that would otherwise be circulating in your home.
Lets look at some of the benefits that may come from getting an air filtration system installed in your home.
Have you ever walked down the street and found yourself hit by a heavy wind full of leaves, dirt, and other debris? If you have, you know how unpleasant it can be to be enveloped in dirty air. While this is usually just a problem with the outdoor environment, there is also a chance that your home’s indoor environment can also create a problem that is similar to this. This means that you have poor indoor air quality.
The air inside your home plays an important role in how comfortable you are and, in some cases, how healthy you feel, too. This is why having good indoor air quality is pretty important.
MERV may look like a misspelling of the name Marv, but these four letters are vital for understanding the air filters in HVAC systems designed to trap particles from circulating through a building. Not all filters are the same: the simple panel filter on your HVAC cabinet is designed to stop large contaminants like dust and lint from getting into the system, while the HEPA filters used in hospitals are powerful enough to stop the movement of bacteria and viruses. MERV is the rating that explains the filtration power of the filter. The higher the MERV rating, the tighter the filter weave. 
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