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UV Lights

Enhance your indoor air quality. Our UV light systems effectively eliminate bacteria, viruses, and mold in your HVAC system. Reach out to us today.

Keep Mold Out of Your Home With HVAC UV Lights

There are many ways to improve your indoor air quality, and did you know that UV lights—just like those from the sun—are one of them? It’s true! Tom’s Heating Service can install UV lights as part of your heating and cooling systems. Learn more about how they work below, and call 262-548-1300 to find out if they’re right for your home.

UV lights eliminate a variety of contaminants that are invisible to the naked eye, such as mold, bacteria, and mildew. These systems have long been essential in spaces where sterilized air is critical for health—think laboratories, hospitals, and even airplanes. Now, homeowners like you can enjoy the benefits of this same technology right in your own home.

If Breathing Issues Are a Concern, Call Tom’s Heating

If you or a member of your household has respiratory issues, you’re not alone—millions across the U.S. experience asthma or other respiratory illnesses. While UV lights aren’t a cure, they can significantly enhance your indoor air quality.

If you have questions about UV lights, please give Tom’s Heating a call at 262-548-1300 or email us today.

Why Do I Need UV Lights?

Within your ductwork lies a moist, dark environment where viruses and mold spores thrive. Any contaminants present have the potential to recirculate throughout your home, negatively affecting your indoor air quality. As a result, you and your family may become more susceptible to allergy-like symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, skin irritation, and more. Those with existing respiratory issues are likely to be impacted the most.

While having your ducts professionally cleaned can clear existing mold and bacteria from your vents, it doesn’t prevent those microorganisms from re-accumulating. However, UV lights do. Installed near your evaporator, UV lights help eliminate 99 percent of these germs all year long. Other advantages include:

  • Increased HVAC efficiency
  • Lower energy bills
  • Reduced musty smells
  • Decreased microorganism exposure
  • Improved overall indoor air quality

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