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Indoor Air Quality

Indoor air quality is important to your overall health. Dust, mold spores, and other pollutants aggravate your lungs, potentially spreading illness and causing discomfort. Contaminants can also exacerbate serious health conditions, like allergies and asthma. Cooper Mechanical Services technicians have the tools to discover why your air is dirty, and the experience and skills to clean it up correctly.

Breathe Easier with a Professional HVAC Air Duct Cleaning

The Source of Poor Indoor Air Quality Could Be in Your Ducts If you deal with allergies, a respiratory condition, or live with someone who does, you have probably addressed most of the visible sources of poor indoor air quality. Frequent cleaning, vacuuming, and...

How Pets Affect Your HVAC

Pets Bring Love and Joy to a Home (but also dander and debris) Dogs and cats bring immense joy to their owners, quickly becoming part of the family. And like all living beings in a home, pets contribute to the dander, debris, and dirt that finds its way into the air...

Save Lives with a Carbon Monoxide Detector

Carbon Monoxide Detectors Save Lives Do you have a carbon monoxide (CO) detector in your home? If you don't have a CO detector, or if yours is more than seven years old, consider upgrading to a new carbon monoxide alarm today. Adding a detector to each floor and every...

Product Spotlight: IWAVE AIR – Delivering the Latest in Home Health and Air Purification Technology

iWave for Premium Indoor Air Quality If you suffer from allergies, respiratory conditions, or an autoimmune disease, then you know the importance of high indoor air quality. While a high efficiency HVAC system coupled with a quality filter can help reduce...

Featured Product: Reme Halo In-Duct Air Purifier

Improve Indoor Air with REME HALO RGF released a technical bulletin concerning the Reme Halo and the coronavirus. "COVID-19 is a member of the enveloped RNA coronavirus (subgenus sarbecovirus, Orthocoronavirinae) subfamily. While RGF® does not have testing...

Round-Up: Indoor Air Quality Blog Posts

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) relates to the condition and quality of air in homes and buildings. Air quality affects health, and poor indoor air quality can cause or exacerbate respiratory issues. Controlling indoor pollutants from smoking, mold, allergens, and more can...

Wipe Out Dust and Improve Indoor Air Quality

Indoor air quality (IAQ) is directly tied to the health and comfort of a home or building's occupants. Dust can exacerbate allergies, respiratory issues, and other health issues.  But what exactly is dust and where does it come from? It's kind of gross to think...

HVAC Systems, Leaks, and Mold Growth

HVAC Systems, Leaks, and Mold Growth A recent mold outbreak and poor handling of the cleaning at St. James Elementary School has lead to multiple public meetings with Horry County Schools’ board. After finding mold in over 20 locations in the school, the news raises...

Is Adding an Air Cleaner or Air Purifier to My HVAC Worth It?

What is an Air Cleaner or Air Purifier? Air cleaner and air purifier manufacturers make many claims about the benefits of their products. Some will claim that their product will kill cold and flu viruses or help minimize the effects of allergies. Installed in the...

HVAC Needs for Hotel Indoor Pools

A hotel indoor pool can be a wonderful amenity to offer guests, especially in the Myrtle Beach off-season. Indoor pool design can be a challenge, but with a proper HVAC system and regular management, guests can enjoy the benefits of indoor swimming without the harsh...
Air Quality Myrtle Beach

Indoor Air Sampling Test

Learn more about the air in your home with an air sampling test. Using Cooper Mechanical Services’ Air Advice Analyzer, we’ll generate a report on your indoor air including details on temperature, humidity, volatile organic compounds, and particulate matter. This test will sample your air over 5-7 days and help identify impurities in the air that may be negatively affecting those who live inside. With data in hand, you can work with an IAQ technician to look at purification, ventilation, and humidity control solutions.

Air Purification and Air Cleaning Systems

A whole-home air purification system mounts to your HVAC ductwork so all air must pass over it. These systems use a blast of positive and negatively-charged ions to “clean” the air of pollutants. When charged ions come in contact with pathogens, allergens and other particulates, they latch on and strip pollutants of the hydrogen they need to survive. Lacking hydrogen, pathogens die, fall, and become trapped in your HVAC’s filter.

HVAC Duct Cleaning

Myrtle Beach’s hot and humid climate coupled with its propensity for flooding and heavy rain make it ideal for mold growth. Sometimes, mold can enter your home’s HVAC ductwork, leading to spores circulating through your home and contaminating your indoor air. Cooper Mechanical Services offers full HVAC duct cleaning to remove these microscopic toxins. Once cleaned, our team makes sure your ductwork is properly sealed and balanced.

RESIDENTIAL SERVICES: MAINTENANCE PLAN

Clean and Service Twice a Year

With a Clean and Service agreement, a Cooper Mechanical Services’ professional will arrive and assess the specific needs of your heating and cooling units to ensure that they function properly. Cleanings and inspections occur ahead of Summer and Winter seasons, so your equipment is ready to go when it’s needed.

Proactive Maintenance Saves Money

A semi-annual cleaning and service is the best way to get the most out of your equipment. Regular check-ups keep HVAC units clean and in peak performance. They also help identify issues before they become major problems, saving you money along with the frustration and discomfort of system failure. Each visit will also include an inspection and test of all the system’s major functions, so you’ll go into Summer and Winter seasons with confidence in your HVAC’s cooling and heating capabilities.

 Full Chemical Cleaning and Inspection

With each visit under the Clean and Service agreement, a professional HVAC technician will perform the following:

  • Chemically treat and clean all evaporator and condenser coils
  • Clean condenser pans
  • Flush drain lines
  • Check refrigeration pressures
  • Check thermostat operations
  • Inspect electrical components
  • Test all safety controls
  • Verify the proper operation of all system
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