Air Purification Services in Utah

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Air Purification Services We Offer in Utah

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Whole-house ventilation for homes with vaulted ceilings

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Home air purification

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Brad Hatch

“Superior Water & Air has always taken good care of me. They provide great service at a reasonable price. ”

Nefi Aguilar

“I had Mark Frank come by and install a much needed water softener system. He was punctual, respectful, meticulous, professional, and careful.”

Deb

“I called Superior this morning as our furnace went out yesterday. Expecting to wait a day or so, they had Gentry out within hours of my call!”

Why Homeowners Choose Superior

Here’s why homeowners trust Superior Water & Air for their HVAC, plumbing, and water treatment needs

We Can Do It All

As a full home services provider covering HVAC, plumbing, and water treatment, we handle your project from consultation to completion- no need to call anyone else.

insured, Trusted Technicians

Our licensing and insurance go above and beyond industry standards, so every job is done safely, reliably, and to the highest standard.

Fair, Transparent Pricing

We believe in transparent pricing. You’ll get a clear estimate before any work begins, so there are never surprises on the bill.

70+ Years of Experience

Proudly serving Utah and Idaho homeowners since 1956 – decades of trusted HVAC, plumbing, and water treatment expertise.

A Personalized Approach

Every home is unique. We take the time to understand your specific needs so the solution we recommend actually fits your home and budget.

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Air Pruification FAQs

Why should you be concerned about indoor air quality?

In Utah, we often worry about the effects of seasonal inversions and accompanying high outdoor air pollution levels on our family’s health. But what about the indoor air quality between the walls of our own homes? Some of our government’s Environmental Protection Agency’s statistics on the air we breathe indoors are sobering:

  • Indoor air pollution consistently ranks as one of the Top 5 risks to overall public health
  • Indoor air pollutants can be 2-5 times higher and even 100 times higher than outdoor levels
  • Poor indoor air quality aggravates children’s asthma symptoms, resulting in 10 million missed school days nationwide
  • Concentration, calculation abilities, and memory are all adversely affected by poor indoor air quality
  • Certain toxins contained in our indoor air may even cause cancer

Even the most meticulous housekeeper cannot prevent poor indoor air quality. Smoking indoors is not the main culprit either; toxins emitted from many common household furnishings can cause various problems. Here is a brief overview of some of the main causes of poor indoor air quality:

  • Finishers, sealers, adhesives, and a wide range of fabrics contain benzene, toluene, formaldehyde, and volatile organic compounds that are slowly emitted in gaseous form. Paint, flooring, furniture, rugs, clothing, and other common items may be putting your family at risk.
  • Poor ventilation systems that do not circulate air properly also greatly contribute to poor air quality. Dirty ducts, poorly-designed ducts, and a lack of a good filtration system are only a few examples.
  • Pet dander, dust, dirt, and airborne allergens are constantly in the air despite our best cleaning efforts. Careful cleaning and daily vacuuming will ease these problems, but they can only disappear completely with professional help.

Check out our video to learn more about the differences between air purifiers and air filtration systems!

It should come as no surprise that the state of Utah has some of the driest air in the country on a year-round basis. An indoor atmosphere that is too dry can:

  • Cause damage to expensive furniture and wood floors
  • Aggravate certain health conditions such as asthma and sinus headaches
  • Dry out nasal passages and increase nose bleeds
  • Contribute to dry, itchy skin on hands and arms in all kinds of weather
  • Result in “zaps” whenever you touch a metal object or go to kiss your loved ones