Commercial Air Purifier Filter Cleaning Pricing
An air purifier is now a must in some organizations such as schools, dental offices and others. Especially since the pandemic, it provides you with the benefits of clean and healthy air.
Regular cleaning of your air purifier filter will keep your air purifier running smoothly, keep it functioning longer and make your air healthier. Read on to learn more about air purifier filter cleaning rates and the steps our experts take, so you’ll know exactly what to expect.
What does an air purifier do?
The air in your office may seem clean but it contains tiny amounts of dust, pollen, allergens, molds and even viruses. These particles have a significant impact on air quality, which can affect not only your employees and your customers, but also your company’s image.
An air purifier helps eliminate most pollutants by trapping them in its filters:
- an exterior foam filter for large dust particles
- an interior HEPA filter for the finest particles and viruses
- a carbon filter for capturing harmful fumes and bad smells
Benefits of cleaning your air purifier filters
A well-maintained commercial air purifier:
- provides clean air;
- removes air pollutants;
- reduces health risks;
- eliminates bad smells;
- ensures better air circulation.
How often should my air purifier filters be cleaned?
The air in your office may seem clean but it contains tiny amounts of dust, pollen, allergens, molds and even viruses. These particles have a significant impact on air quality, which can affect not only your employees and your customers, but also your company’s image.
An air purifier helps eliminate most pollutants by trapping them in its filters:
- an exterior foam filter for large dust particles
- an interior HEPA filter for the finest particles and viruses
- a carbon filter for capturing harmful fumes and bad smells
Benefits of cleaning your air purifier filters
A well-maintained commercial air purifier:
- provides clean air;
- removes air pollutants;
- reduces health risks;
- eliminates bad smells;
- ensures better air circulation.
How often should my air purifier filters be cleaned?
Regular cleaning of your air purifier’s filter will ensure that it works properly, lasts longer and makes your air healthier. We strongly recommend cleaning and disinfecting your air purifier every three months to keep it working efficiently. During cleaning, the condition of the HEPA and carbon filters, which are not cleaned but changed regularly, can also be checked.
Why should I have my air filters professionally cleaned?
Whether you work in a dental office, a school, or any other office space, you probably have several air purifiers. Cleaning them would require you to disassemble each unit, clean it, and then reassemble it, taking valuable time out of your already busy schedule.
Filter cleaning also requires specialized and expensive equipment to prevent further contamination of the environment.
By hiring MOM Cleaning to clean your filters, you leave the dirty work to us so you can save time and money!
How much does it cost to have my air filters professionally cleaned?
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Opération de nettoyage des filtres de purificateur d’air dans une école montréalaise par MOM Cleaning
How are air purifier filters cleaned?
Depending on the quantity and type of units, we perform this work in our factory truck, in our warehouse, or on site, if the premises allow it.
MOM Cleaning’s team will use their specialized equipment and expertise to:
- remove the units and take them to an appropriate location for cleaning;
- disconnect and remove the UV-C lamp;
- remove the HEPA-Rx filter;
- replace the carbon and HEPA-Rx filters when necessary;
- clean the unit with a HEPA vacuum and an air gun to remove dust;
- clean the filter with a vacuum and an air gun to remove dust;
- disinfect the machine exterior with an electrostatic sprayer to eliminate viruses and bacteria;
- reassemble the purifiers;
- reinstall the units within the organization.