Kingsville Area Air Filter Replacement and Installation
The health and comfort of your family are impacted by the comfort and safety of your home! Having clean air filters in your Kingsville-area home improves your indoor air quality by blocking pollutants from entering your home. Our team here at Aire Serv of South Texas can help maintain your home's comfort and safety with air filter replacement and installation. With respect for your home and transparent communication through the whole process, you can breathe easier.
Kingsville Area Air Filter Replacement and Installation
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The Ins and Outs of Air Filters
The Ins and Outs of Air Filters
Living near the Coastal Bend means high humidity, sand and salt in the air, along with other allergens like pollen that can enter your home and affect your health. The air filters in your HVAC equipment are designed to reduce the amount of outside contaminants that enter your home and improve your indoor air quality.
Equipment with air filters includes most air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps, dehumidifiers, and some heaters. The location of your air filter depends on the systems you have. Some air filters can be accessed easily from the mounted air conditioner or other air system, but others are harder to access, like in attics, outdoor units, or behind return air vents, and require a professional for replacement.
Your HVAC system has air filters that need to be replaced regularly. While these filters are replaced during regular maintenance by our professionals here at Aire Serv of South Texas, they need to be replaced every one to three months depending on your household size, amount of pet dander, and usage.
Clean air filters mean better indoor air quality for you and your family. Air filtration for your Kingsville home comes with benefits such as:
Reduces Pollen and Outdoor Allergens: The amount of pollen from mesquite, ragweed, and other native plants getting into your South Texas home is reduced
Helps Manage Dust: Lowers the dust and fine dirt that windy conditions and dry periods can bring through open doors and windows, as well as small air leaks
Protects and Extends the Life of Your HVAC System: Air filters keep dust, pet hair, lint, and debris from accumulating on HVAC components like the blower motor and evaporator coils, reducing strain on the equipment
Energy Efficiency
Better Indoor Air Quality
Cleaner Air Ducts
Choosing the Right Air Filter for Your Kingsville Home
Every home is different, with different comfort needs. All air filters are designed to purify the air they take in, but they differ to meet different needs:
Fiberglass Air Filter: Rated between one and four on the MERV scale, these filters allow for maximum airflow, but do little for indoor air quality
Pleated Air Filter: Rated between five and eight on the MERV scale, it is one of the most commonly used filters and traps a majority of particles
Electrostatic Air Filter: With a range of two to ten on the MERV scale, provides air filtration without reducing airflow. There are also washable versions available
HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Arrestance) Air Filter: Rated between 17 and 20 on the MERV scale, these filters are the most efficient for improving air quality. However, they do severely restrict airflow
A filter with a MERV rating between eight and thirteen is generally recommended, but the type of filter you choose depends on your needs, your system, and your manufacturer’s recommendations. The manufacturer guide should include the size and type of air filter recommended for your specific system. Contact us for an expert recommendation on the right air filter for your Kingsville home. You can also learn more about choosing a filter on our blog!
Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value (MERV) System: Measures how effective an air filter is at capturing airborne particles (microns between 0.3 and 10.0). Filters are rated between one and twenty, with higher numbers reflecting finer filtration (but this can also mean decreased airflow)
With long periods of high heat and humidity, dusty winds, and year-round pollens, keeping up with filter changes is crucial for maintaining your HVAC units. It can be easy to forget when your air filter needs replacing in your Kingsville area home! Here are some common signs it’s time for a replacement:
From tune-ups and maintenance to heater repair and air conditioning replacement, we provide services that keep the air you breathe clean and keep your home or business at the perfect temperature.
You should change your air filters every one to three months in the South Texas area. Many homeowners in the area check their filters once a month, informing their home’s personal filter timeline. How often a filter is changed depends on the type of filter, climate conditions, pet dander, etc., so it differs from home to home.
Yes, air filters can help reduce mold spores in humid weather, especially with the right kind of filter. However, air filters cannot completely take away all mold spores. The best option for mold in humid climates like the Kingsville area is a dehumidifier to remove excess moisture from the air.
Your house may still be dusty after a new air filter is installed for a few reasons:
Time: Your equipment hasn’t had enough time to catch up with the dust and dander
Filter Type: The type of filter installed into your HVAC system matters. If the current filter isn’t designed to trap dust or other particles, you will see it in your home
Installation Issues: It is important that, when a new filter is installed, it is installed correctly and in the appropriate size. Gaps or backward filters will not produce the results you want
Ductwork: If your home has a ducted HVAC system, leaks or damage to ducts can let in particles, creating more dust and dander in your home
Humidity: If humidity in your home is too high, dust can stick to surfaces