AIR QUALITY + FULL-SERVICE HVAC

Air feeling off?
AC falling behind?
We’re here to help.

Home air assessments. Heating and cooling service.
50 years of HVAC experience behind your next step.

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YOUR HOME AIR ASSESSMENT

Know what we check.
Understand what
we find.

A closer look at your air, moisture, and HVAC conditions, followed by a conversation about what needs attention.

$249 home air assessment

Choose a date

Specialized testing, lab work, or repairs are discussed and quoted separately. We confirm the visit scope before scheduling.

01

Tell us what you notice.

We start with recurring odors, dust, comfort concerns, moisture history, and the rooms that need attention.

02

Check the air and moisture.

Review temperature, relative humidity, and supported air measurements. Put each reading in the context of your home.

03

Look at the HVAC system.

Inspect accessible filters, coils, blower and drainage areas, along with visible duct and airflow concerns.

04

Explain the findings and options.

Review what was observed, what needs attention, and the next steps. Discuss additional testing or service before authorizing it.

FULL-SERVICE HEATING & COOLING

Your whole HVAC system.
50 years of experience.

From troubleshooting and repairs to maintenance and replacement, Clean Air is a full-scope HVAC service company.

Repair & diagnostics

AC not cooling, heating problems, unusual operation, or water around the system.

Maintenance & care

Equipment service, filters, coils, blowers, and condensate drainage.

Installation & replacement

Discuss the right heating and cooling system for your home and needs.

Airflow & indoor comfort

Ductwork, uneven room temperatures, filtration, and humidity concerns.

AIR CONDITIONS. EQUIPMENT CONSEQUENCES.

Your air and your HVAC
are connected.

Dirty coils reduce cooling and can make a system run longer. A blocked drain can create water damage. Room readings and an equipment inspection help us investigate both sides.

Source: ENERGY STAR · Maintenance Checklist

A SIMPLE PHYSICAL EXAMPLE

50% humidity can still
leave a cold surface wet.

Room temperature
80°F
Relative humidity
50%
Approx. dew point
60°F

Under these conditions, a surface colder than about 60°F can collect condensation. That’s why cold surfaces and insulation deserve a look, too.

Illustrative conditions, not a mold detection threshold or thermostat recommendation.

Scaringe · Indoor Air Quality and Mold Remediation Service Techniques, p. 49

Before your visit

What do I receive from an air assessment?

A review of the observations and measurements, relevant HVAC findings, and recommended next steps. Ask about any specialized tests or additional service before authorizing them.

Does the assessment include mold testing?

General air measurements do not identify mold. Specialized mold assessment, sampling, and lab work may be separate services. We confirm what is appropriate and any additional cost.

Can I book a call before choosing a service?

Yes. Select “A call first,” choose a preferred date and time, and share your email and phone number.

Do I need a monitoring membership to get HVAC service?

You can request HVAC service or an air assessment on its own. Monitoring is a separate conversation.

Let’s find your next step.

Tell us what you’re noticing. We’ll help you choose an air assessment, HVAC visit, or monitoring conversation.

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