Indoor Air Quality in Grosse Pointe, MI

Remember when air conditioning was optional? These days, indoor air quality management is becoming standard in homes and even automobiles have air filtration systems. At C & C Heating & Air Conditioning, we can outfit your existing Grosse Pointe, MI HVAC system with options that manage your humidity, airborne particles and contaminants, odors, and even pathogens. Our air purifier systems and UV lights can make a noticeable difference in your comfort and even your health, and other options include humidity control and whole-house HEPA filtration. If you find your furnace filter is frequently clogged when you change it, or your air doesn’t smell fresh, we have work to do.

Whether you live in Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe Woods, Grosse Pointe Farms, or Grosse Pointe Shores, we’re your trusted experts for clearer, more breathable air.

Professional Indoor Air Quality Control in Grosse Pointe

Let’s talk about raising your standard of indoor air quality. Our certified team can upgrade your existing heating and cooling system with an air purifier, HEPA filter, UV light pathogen control, and humidity control options that clear your air and keep your humidity at a managed, constant level year-round. We provide expert solutions that help with asthma and allergy problems as well as reduce your home’s energy use. Don’t forget regular duct cleaning to keep your ventilation pathways clean, and duct repair and replacement for better air circulation.

Good indoor air quality helps you sleep as well as breathe well at home, reducing:

• Lingering odors in the home
• Persistent allergies or respiratory issues
• Dust accumulations in the home
• Concern about airborne illnesses

Here in Southeastern Michigan, humid outdoor air is standard at all times of the year, from 70 to 80 percent typically. The EPA recommends 30-50 percent for health and comfort, and high humidity can result in indoor condensation and subsequent mold growth that affects your family’s health as well. A dehumidifier will extract moisture from the air and reduce the humidity level, letting you select what’s comfortable and right for your home. A humidifier adds moisture to the air, sometimes a helpful contribution to dry indoor air during the heating season. In fact, air conditioners provide some dehumidification as a result of the way they operate, so managing your humidity to account for all these effects is a great idea. Installation of humidifier and dehumidifier systems is straightforward, with a water supply and drain connections added. Our HVAC professionals will make sure that your humidity control is connected to your thermostat or smart home controls so that it’s easy to set your desired level at 30, 40, or 50 percent and count on it staying that way, even when it’s hot and humid outside!