Proudly Serving Powell’s Point, Kitty Hawk & Nag’s Head, NC
If you’re tired of high humidity in the summer, dry air in the winter, or dust and other contaminants year-round, it’s time to discuss indoor air quality solutions with Comfort First Heating & Cooling.
We’re happy to help Outer Banks homeowners with all their air quality needs by installing whole-home solutions that ensure cleaner air for your entire family.
Call Comfort First at 252-618-6217 today to schedule indoor air quality services in Powells Point, Nags Head, Kitty Hawk, or neighboring areas.
Whole-Home Air Purifier & Scrubber Installation
Your home’s HVAC system has an air filter you need to change every few months to trap larger pollutants — but it can’t do anything for smaller contaminants. Tiny dust particles, chemical residues, mold spores, and countless other contaminants may not be captured by a standard 1-inch filter.
That’s where air purifiers and scrubbers come in. Air filtration systems like this neutralize contaminants to ensure the cleanest air possible in your home. At Comfort First, we’re happy to install a whole-home solution that’s significantly more effective than portable units.
Book whole-home air purifier or scrubber installation from Comfort First by calling 252-618-6217 today.
UV Light Installation
UV lights work to purify your home’s air with ultraviolet light that renders many organic chemicals, bacteria, and viruses harmless. The light is installed in your ductwork so no one is exposed to high-powered ultraviolet rays — you’ll just enjoy cleaner, safer air in your home.
Whole-Home Humidifier Installation
Low humidity can be frustrating. Outdoor air is drier in the winter, and turning on your furnace can produce a strong heat that dries the air out further. Common issues associated with low humidity include:
- Dry eyes and skin
- More frequent illness
- Poor sleep
- Increased respiratory issues
A whole-home humidifier keeps the air in your home between 30% and 50% humidity for optimal comfort and safety.
Call Comfort First at 252-618-6217 today to request whole-home humidifier installation for your Outer Banks home.
Whole-Home Dehumidifier Installation
On the other end of the spectrum, we have the extreme humidity of a North Carolina summer to worry about. High humidity puts excess strain on your air conditioner because it can make your home feel warmer than it actually is, causing you to lower the thermostat further.
If you want to avoid trouble with mold, pests, water damage, and the discomfort of high humidity, installing a whole-home dehumidifier is a great investment.
Schedule whole-home dehumidifier installation by calling Comfort First at 252-618-6217 today
Carbon Monoxide Monitoring System Installation
Carbon monoxide monitoring in place is crucial for any home that operates combustion-based heating devices like gas furnaces, water heaters, stoves, fireplaces, and more.
Professional help in placing detectors in the right places and setting up a reliable monitoring system ensures you’re alerted if there’s CO buildup in your home. Work with the team at Comfort First and secure your safety.
Choose Comfort First for Indoor Air Quality Services in the Outer Banks
At Comfort First Heating & Cooling, we’re happy to help our customers with all their indoor air quality needs. Our team has the experience, knowledge, and integrity to do the job right the first time.
We’re dedicated to delivering exceptional customer service and clear communication to ensure we exceed your expectations. You can always count on us to place your comfort first.
Are you ready to improve your home’s air quality? Call Comfort First at 252-618-6217 now to request air quality solutions in the Outer Banks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the risks of poor air quality?
Contaminants and imbalanced humidity can lead to:
- Increased susceptibility to illness
- Increased risk of virus transmission
- Mold and mildew growth
- Increased presence of pests
- Excessive dust
- Constant discomfort
- Greater HVAC wear and tear
Is there a test for poor air quality?
There are several ways to test indoor air quality. You can test for specific contaminants like carbon monoxide, radon, and various volatile organic chemicals.
You can also receive a general air quality evaluation, which will detect any number of contaminants, assess indoor humidity levels, and more.
Are portable or whole-house air quality solutions better?
Whole-house air quality solutions ensure full protection for every room. Portable systems lack the power to protect an entire home — and with the nature of airflow, even targeted rooms will never be fully clean because air circulates throughout your home’s ductwork.
