Whole-Home UV Air Purifier Services Throughout Longview, TX

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For 12 Months on a Complete New System Install

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$89

12-Point System Tune-Up

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Second Opinion on HVAC Replacements or Major Repairs

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Use UV Lamps to Keep Your Air Clean in Longview, Texas

Looking for a way to reduce the pollutants in your indoor air? Alco Air will install a UV air purifier to provide you with clean, healthier air in your home or business.

How Does a UV Air Purifier Work?

The UV air purifier, also known as an ultraviolet air cleaner, is installed directly into your HVAC. Ultraviolet light is used to disinfect the air as it passes through your ducts. Most UV air purifiers utilize two lamps emitting two different wavelengths, one to destroy bacteria, and the other to oxidize the air.

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What Are the Benefits of a UV Air Purifier?

To learn more about UV air purifiers or to schedule an installation, contact us online, or call (903) 212-7708.

Why Choose Us?

Alco Air has been serving the Longview, Texas area for the last thirty years, and has earned our reputation as indoor air quality experts. Our experienced technicians receive ongoing training regarding the latest UV technology so that we can provide the best clean air solutions to our customers. With customer service as our mission, we look forward serving you!

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a UV air purifier differ from a standard air filter?

A UV air purifier uses ultraviolet light to neutralize airborne contaminants rather than simply trapping them. This adds an extra layer of protection to your home’s indoor air quality, ensuring that the air is cleaner and healtier.

Yes. While it doesn’t replace filtration, UV technology can significantly reduce biological contaminants and allergens, such as mold spores and bacteria. Pairing it with proper HVAC maintenance maximizes cleaner air and healthier results.

UV light can help reduce odor-causing microbes, though it may not eliminate all odors on its own. Combining UV purification with proper ventilation or filtration offers better overall odor control.

When installed correctly by a professional, UV systems are completely safe and won’t damage HVAC components. They can even help keep coils cleaner, improving efficiency.