SEATTLE — As the COVID-19 pandemic continues and winter is approaching, many people are seeking cleaner air inside their homes. The wildfires have also caused lower air quality, which can impact air inside homes and businesses.
“I think with all the smoke and everything outside, it’s just a good idea to keep the air inside your home as healthy as possible,” said Rick Burrill, owner of Expert Air Control.
Expert Air Control offers a hydrogen peroxide plasma system that is installed inside ductwork. It introduces hydrogen peroxide plasma into the air, which helps clean the air and takes dust, pollen, smoke, and other contaminants away. It makes indoor air quality 30 to 40 percent better than outdoor air.
“It also is really good on asthma, anything that is airborne,” Burrill said. “It takes out 99 percent of viruses and 98 percent of bacteria.”
Burrill and his team believe customers not only deserve excellence but should expect it. The company prides itself on excellent work, integrity and a high-quality customer experience. Expert Air Control employees have extensive technical knowledge, and the family-owned company has been in business since 1979.
“We stand behind everything we do, from the initial greeting of the homeowner until the end of the project,” Burrill said.
Expert Air Control also offers a ductless heating and cooling system. It takes heat from outside, and through the refrigeration process, brings it inside. This allows people to zone in on a specific area of the home to heat or cool to the desired temperature. There is no duct work in the home, and 100 percent of the energy goes into the room you’re heating or cooling.
Before temperatures get much cooler, now is a great time to think about your heating system.
SPECIAL OFFER: If you mention New Day Northwest, Expert Air Control will give you $250 off a ductless install or $100 off any indoor air quality product. Call (253)-200-0104 to speak to a representative.
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