Reduce Microbial Build-Up
UV-C light disrupts the ability of microorganisms to thrive on illuminated HVAC surfaces. UV-C helps keep components cleaner between maintenance visits—without chemicals and with only simple periodic bulb replacement.
How UV Lights Work
UV-C light exposes microorganisms to germicidal wavelengths that disrupt their ability to grow and reproduce on illuminated HVAC surfaces. As air cycles through the system, UV-C helps reduce microbial buildup and keeps components cleaner between maintenance visits.
Helps reduce:
Microbial and mold buildup
Bacteria on illuminated surfaces
Odors associated with organic growth
General HVAC contamination
Smoke and cooking-related smells in recirculated air
Pet odors
Our UV Systems
ProClean UV-C System (Single Lamp)
A high-output unit designed to help reduce microbial and mold buildup on illuminated HVAC surfaces. Ideal for standard residential systems seeking cleaner, more efficient air circulation.
ProClean UV-C Dual System
An advanced dual-lamp setup that provides wider coverage and increased intensity inside the HVAC cabinet. Helps keep larger systems cleaner between maintenance visits and supports long-term indoor air quality.
ProClean LED Air Treatment System
A mercury-free, low-ozone LED-based purifier engineered for enhanced durability and long service life—lasting up to 2.5× longer with a reusable catalyst. Designed for homeowners wanting an efficient, long-lasting in-duct air treatment option.
Long Term Protection
For Your HVAC System
Our trained team installs your UV system in the most effective location for your setup. Once installed, the system runs automatically whenever your HVAC operates, providing consistent in-duct air treatment with virtually no effort required.
One-time installation provides:
Continuous in-duct air treatment
Helps reduce microbial buildup
Helps minimize household odors
Supports a cleaner indoor environment
Best When Paired with Cleaning
UV systems work most effectively when installed after professional air duct cleaning or mold remediation. They help reduce microbial buildup on illuminated HVAC surfaces and support a cleaner system over time.
