Indoor Air Quality Services in Greenville, SC

Helping You Breathe Easier in Greenville for 50 Years

It may not look like it, but the air in your home is full of, well, stuff. Common pollutants that could be swirling around in the air you breathe right now include dust, pollen, pet dander, molecules called volatile organic compounds or “VOCs,” and even asbestos. In fact, the Environmental Protection Agency estimates that indoor air quality (IAQ) may be 2 to 5 times worse than outdoor air quality, and ranks IAQ as one of the top five environmental risks to public health.

The professionals at Waldrop can provide your home with air quality solutions to remove harmful contaminants from your air. We offer a full range of quality equipment from top brands to help you protect you and your family.

We’re here for you 6am - midnight! Call Waldrop Today for All Your Home Service Needs. (864) 641-4011

How to Detect Indoor Air Quality Issues

There are some risk factors that increase the likelihood of hazardous indoor air. One important risk factor is the heavy insulation, sealants, and other synthetic materials that may have been used during the construction of your home. While insulation is necessary to protect your HVAC systems and ensure proper climate control, they pose a risk to your indoor air quality.

Then of course, there are some tell-tale signs. If you’re noticing it’s dry, stuffy, or very humid in your home, chances are your IAQ is not ideal. Also, if residents in your home suffer allergy or asthma flare-ups frequently when inside, or if they just always seem to be fatigued or under the weather, this is another possible sign of harmful air quality.

If you suspect you have an IAQ problem, there are several ways of finding out for sure. Give us a call and we’ll conduct a thorough and professional assessment of your home’s air quality, followed by a variety of indoor air quality solutions that are catered to your unique needs and budget.

Indoor Air Quality Services for Your Greenville Home

Poor air quality is not just a sad fact of modern life. You can breathe easier in a safe indoor environment, and Waldrop is here to help. Read on for a full list of our indoor air quality services:

Air Filtration Solutions

Don’t stake your health on an ersatz air filter. It’s crucial that any air filtration solution uses the proper filtration materials and is professionally placed for optimum efficiency! When a good air filter is positioned correctly however, it’s a fantastic way to remove VOCs, mold, pollen, mites, and other pollutants from your indoor air. Our HVAC experts offer comprehensive air filtration systems in Greenville to help remove debris and contaminants from the air so that even the smallest particles are prevented from making it into your home.

Learn more about HEPA whole-home air filtration systems by calling Waldrop at (864) 641 – 4011 today.

Air Duct Repair & Replacement

When your air ducts have leaks, or your ductwork isn’t moving air efficiently, unsettling things can build up inside, including mold, bacteria, dust, and other pollutants. Replacing the filter won’t do much good if the clean air is being passed through dirty ducting, so Waldrop offers ductwork repair services to help.

Call (864) 641 – 4011 or contact us online today for fast, quality duct repair and replacement.

Contact Us for Indoor Air Quality Services in Greenville

At Waldrop Plumbing – Heating – Air, we understand that treating our customers like friends is good for business. Some companies rely on expensive equipment and complex solutions to wow their customers, but we know the real secret: our people deliver the difference. For nearly half a century, we have been Greenville’s chosen service provider by being there when our customers need us. We provide fast, affordable air quality services.

Need air quality service? Call the Greenville heating and air experts at (864) 641-4011 today.

Frequently Asked Questions About Indoor Air Quality

Should I have the air ducts in my home cleaned?

If moisture control is a problem, or if you’re seeing visible mold growth inside hard surfaces (for instance, sheet metal), then getting your air ducts cleaned is a must! We recommend annual preventative cleaning to ensure optimal performance all year round.

What should I be looking for in an air filter?

The biggest thing is making sure it’s HEPA (high-efficiency particulate air) certified. HEPA filters help people with asthma and other chronic lung illnesses.

How much does an air filtration system cost?

Basic air filtration systems usually cost between $200 and $600. Whole-house air cleaning systems can cost between $1,000 and $5,000.