Americans spend most of their time indoors, and the air inside a home can hold dust, allergens, odors and excess moisture. Home Run offers indoor air quality solutions that work with your heating and cooling system for homes in Covington, Conyers, McDonough and nearby Georgia communities.
Signs Your Indoor Air Needs Help
- Dust builds up quickly on furniture after cleaning
- Allergy symptoms that are worse indoors
- Stuffy rooms or lingering odors
- Musty smells, especially after rain
- A home that feels humid even with the AC running
Solutions We Offer
- Upgraded filtration. Media filter cabinets that hold thicker, higher-efficiency filters, often MERV 11 to 13, without choking airflow
- Air purification and UV lights. UV light at the indoor coil can help limit microbial growth on the coil and in the drain pan
- Humidity control. A whole-home dehumidifier keeps moisture in check through humid months
- Fresh air ventilation. Controlled ventilation brings in outdoor air in a measured way
- Duct sealing. Stops leaky ducts from pulling in attic or crawl space air. See ductwork repair
Start With the Source
The best air quality plan starts by finding where the problem comes from. A damp crawl space, leaky return duct or oversized AC can all make indoor air worse. We look at the whole system and recommend the options that address the cause, not just the symptom.
Indoor Air Quality FAQs
What MERV rating should I use?
Most homes do well with MERV 8 to 13. Higher-rated filters catch more particles but can restrict airflow if the system is not set up for them, so match the filter to the equipment.
Can a crawl space affect the air in my house?
Yes. Air from the crawl space can move up into living areas, carrying moisture and musty odors. Crawl space encapsulation can help.
Home Run serves Covington, Madison, McDonough and our full service area.