Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) - HEPA Filtration

A high efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter is a precision high volume air filter capable of cleaning air of all particles 0.3 micrometers in diameter or larger.

HEPA filters work to clean air with microfibrous membrane materials. These microfibers are able to cling to or block air particles that filter through the device in one of three ways:

  1.  Interception: HEPA air filters feature airflow designs that are aimed in a specific way to capture air particles. For interception, this airflow design is intended to force the tiny microfibrous threads to cling to air particles as they flow past.

 2. Impaction: In impaction, the airflow attempts to force small particles to directly impact the fibers.

3. Diffusion: Diffusion is the last result of air filtration. Airflow swishes around in circular and other patterns, attempting to break up the particles or send them on labyrinthine trips through the microfibers, increasing the chances that the particles with be intercepted by the fibers or that the particles will impact the fibers themselves.

We can install a HEPA filter in your current system to help keep your indoor air quality clean and healthy!