UV Air Sanitizers

Give Your Home The Tools To Zap Away Pathogens

You've no doubt been told at some point in your life to wear sunscreen to protect yourself from the ultraviolet radiation coming from the sun. UV radiation is capable of damaging tissue, which is why you need protection. However, that's also why it's a useful ally in the fight to keep your home's climate clean and pristine.

UV air sanitizers are installed in your ductwork and use short-wave ultraviolet light to scrub the air in your home of microorganisms or disease pathogens like mold, bacteria and viruses before it reaches your living space. The high-energy UV-C light emitted by these air cleaners actually works to damage the DNA of harmful bacteria and microorganisms; this causes the microorganisms to self-destruct, rendering them incapable of harming anyone in your home.

A UV air sanitizer, professionally installed by the dependable experts at Comfort Pro, can give your home an extra layer of protection against dangers lurking in the air. Call us now at 984-345-2556 to find out more and schedule your installation.

Why Do You Need UV?

Chemical-Free: UV air sanitizers work by utilizing UV-C light, which is a component of the normal sunlight we experience every day. This eliminates the need for chemical sanitizers that can carry their own risks.

Effectiveness: Very few technologies can come close to 100% effectiveness, but UV air sanitizers are one of them. They boast a 98% effective rate against airborne pathogens, and can reduce or even stop the growth of unwanted microbiological organisms.

No Filters: Have you ever forgotten to change your air conditioning filter? It's something that can easily slip one's mind, but with a UV air sanitizer you won't have to worry. Plus, as they have no moving parts and work on light alone, the most maintenance you'll have to do is replacing the bulb every few years.

Odor Control: With less mold and other odor-causing microorganisms in the air, your home will smell fresh and clean without the need for chemical air fresheners.