Breathe fresh air

You should try to regularly maintain good air quality and keep your HVAC system running smoothly.

Typically, it's recommended to replace your air filter every 1 to 3 months, depending on factors like the type of filter you use, your home's air quality, and how often you use your heating or cooling system. If you have pets or allergies, you may need to change it more frequently. Regularly replacing your air filter helps ensure proper airflow, reduces strain on your system and improves energy efficiency.

Our filters are designed to be compatible with most standard HVAC systems. To ensure the perfect fit for your specific system, we recommend checking the size and type of filter required by your HVAC unit, which is usually indicated in the system's manual or on the side of your current filter.

If you’re unable to locate the correct size or if your system requires a custom filter, we offer custom filter options.

Yes, our filters can help with allergies and asthma by capturing airborne allergens. For enhanced relief:

MERV 11: Captures pollen, dust mites, mold spores, pet dander, and allergens. Ideal for general allergy control.

MERV 13: Offers higher filtration, capturing pollen, dust mites, mold spores, pet dander, allergens, smoke, bacteria, and viruses. Best for superior air quality and more comprehensive allergy and asthma relief.

We recommend the MERV 13 filter for the best overall performance and maximum protection.

Check your existing filter: If you have an old filter handy, take a look at the frame. You'll usually find the size printed there. Look for both the nominal size (often in larger letters) and the actual size (usually in smaller letters).

Measure the filter space: If you don't have an old filter or can't find the size information, simply grab a tape measure. Measure the length, width, and depth of the area where the filter will be installed.

It's time to replace your air filter if you notice any of the following: a burning smell (indicating overheating), declining air quality (more dust or allergies), difficulty maintaining a consistent temperature, or a sudden increase in your energy bills. These are all signs that your filter is clogged and preventing your HVAC system from operating efficiently.