Main types include HEPA filters, UV light purifiers, electronic air cleaners, and activated carbon systems. We recommend based on your specific air quality concerns (allergens, odors, viruses, etc.).
Yes, whole-home purifiers remove 95-99.97% of airborne allergens including pollen, pet dander, mold spores, and dust mites, significantly reducing allergy symptoms for most people.
Costs range from $800-1,500 for UV systems, $1,200-2,500 for electronic cleaners, and $2,000-4,500 for HEPA systems, including installation and initial setup.
Yes, UV bulbs need annual replacement ($100-200), electronic cleaners need periodic cleaning, and HEPA filters need replacement every 6-12 months ($50-200 depending on type).
UV and HEPA purifiers are effective against airborne viruses when properly sized and installed. They're part of a comprehensive approach to indoor air quality alongside ventilation and filtration.