The air filter finder.
Answer a few questions about pets, allergies, cooking and your system, and get a suggested rating, a change interval and the size to buy. Slide the days to watch a filter clog. Free, with no signup.
- Rating and interval
- A size helper
- Free, no signup
Ask for a 16 x 25 x 1 filter
- Change about every
- 90 days
- Airflow at this age
- 100%
Why not the highest rating?
- Denser filters catch smaller particles but push back against the blower.
- A deep 4 inch cabinet gives a higher rating more room, with less restriction.
- A filter that is changed on time beats a fancy one that is clogged.
Saved. Your choices will travel with the estimate form below.
Four ideas behind every choice.
Rating
A higher MERV catches finer particles but adds resistance, so match it to the system.
Depth
A deep media filter has more surface area and breathes easier at the same rating.
Timing
A clogged filter starves the system of air, which raises bills and risks parts.
Size
A filter that does not fit lets dirty air slip around the edges.
Learn more about each one.
Tune-Ups and Emergency CareFilter Replacement ServiceFresh filters, on time.
Indoor Air QualityWhole-Home Air FiltrationFewer particles, fewer filter changes.
Indoor Air QualityAir Purifiers and UV LightsTreat the air where it travels.
Indoor Air QualityIndoor Air Quality TestingNumbers before products.
DuctworkDuct CleaningCleaner ducts, no hard sell.
Tune-Ups and Emergency CareHVAC Tune-UpsSmall checks, fewer breakdowns.Filter Finder questions
How do I keep the air in my home healthy?
Change the filter on time, keep humidity in a comfortable range, seal and clean ducts when they need it and ventilate cooking and bath areas. For more help, ask about media filters, dehumidifiers, fresh air ventilation or air testing.
How often should I have my system serviced?
Once a year for each system is a good habit: cooling in spring and heating in fall. A tune-up cleans, measures and tests, so small problems are found before they become breakdowns. A maintenance plan puts it on a schedule.
My AC is not cooling. What should I check first?
Check that the thermostat is set to cool and has power, replace a dirty filter, make sure the breaker has not tripped and look for leaves or clutter around the outdoor unit. If the air is still warm, or ice has formed on the lines, turn it off and call us.
Want a media cabinet or a filter plan?
We can upgrade the filter, set up reminders and check that your system breathes easily.