Aprilaire, a breath of fresh air, all year long.

An entire line of indoor air quality solutions.  Aprilaire gives you products that are best in their categories and together set a new standard for performance and reliability.

The last decade has seen a revolution in the heating and cooling industry.  New heating and air conditioning systems use up to 50% less energy.  Plus, today's homes are constructed "tighter" than ever -- potentially trapping stale indoor air and pollutants.

Today's indoor air quality systems must include temperature control, humidity control, air filtration and purification as well as ventilation.  Regardless of the age of your heating and cooling system or if you currently use portables, updating to whole-home solutions could save you a substantial amount on energy costs and address other issues affecting your entire home's air quality.

Did you ever think about the fact that every time your warm air furnace or air conditioning system runs, you may be blowing dust, mold, pollen and other contaminants into the air in your home?  Standard filters simply do not protect us against those contaminants.

See Indoor Air Quality in Action!

Aprilaire has a full line of indoor air quality products to make your home more comfortable including digital programmable thermostats,
furnace humidifiers, central dehumidifiers, home air purifiers,
home ventilation systems and zoned control systems.

An Aprilaire dealer, we have teamed up with Aprilaire to become your local Aprilaire Partner in Comfort.  We sell, install and repair the complete Aprilaire line of products as well as stock Aprilaire replacement parts, Aprilaire air filters and water panels for your convenience.

Buy you replacement filters and water panels here! 

For this and more information on the entire line of Aprilaire indoor air quality products, please visit http://www.aprilaire.com/.

The EPA reports that indoor air quality can be 100 times worse than the outside air.  Airborne pollutants may include:
Dust, pollen, dirt, dander, carpet and insulation fibers, mold spores, dust mites, viruses, fungi, bacteria, yeasts and algae.
Gases, vapors and odors from appliances, furniture glues and finishes, carpeting, cleaning products, pesticides, perfumes, pets and more.

It's time to get serious about the air you breathe.  Please visit the following links for information on indoor air quality.



U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Indoor Air Quality, for more information visit http://www.epa.gov/iaq/.



The Partnership for Clean Indoor Air at http://www.pciaonline.org/.

              

Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce
Air Conditioning Contractors of America
NATE, North American Technician Excellence
Better Business Bureau, Accredited Business