Indoor Air Quality in Myrtle Beach, SC
Drier, cleaner air for beach homes and rentals
Humidity & Mold Testing
Whole-Home Dehumidifiers
Purifier & UV Light Installs
Price Quoted Before We Start
The beach towels never quite dry, and the guest room smells off when you open it up in April. Sound familiar?
Notice two or more? It’s time to test your air.
We test first, so we know what we’re fixing. Your tech checks humidity room by room and looks at the air handler, where mold often starts.
Your AC cools, but it can’t keep up with beach humidity. A whole house dehumidifier handles the moisture, and it helps most in rentals that sit empty.
An oversized AC shuts off before it dries the air. We’ll check for that before recommending anything new.
A whole-home air purifier cleans the air in every room your ducts reach. It’s a big help for homes with allergies, asthma, or pets.
Sand and pine pollen clog filters fast here. A clogged filter strains your system and lets dust through.
Salt air and sand wear on beach homes, and long humid summers give mold plenty of time to grow. Oceanfront condos and rentals that open and close all season get the worst of it.
The fix isn’t always expensive. Sometimes a better filter does the job, and we’ll tell you if that’s the case.
A Service Shield membership puts filter changes and tune-ups on our calendar instead of yours.
A tech will test your air and walk you through the results in about 30 minutes. For everything else, see all HVAC services in Myrtle Beach SC.
“Good things happen when we sit around the kitchen table.”
– Kevin Goude, First Choice Founder
We always listen first. Then, we explain everything so homeowners like you can feel confident in the choices you make.
No pressure. No rush. Just helpful and honest guidance from an expert that cares.
The EPA recommends keeping indoor humidity between 30 and 50 percent. A lot of homes near the beach run well above that in summer, and that’s when mold and dust mites take off.
Set the AC to a reasonable temperature instead of shutting it off, and think about a whole house dehumidifier. It keeps pulling moisture out of the air while nobody’s there, which is when most musty smells start.
It uses some electricity. But drier air feels cooler, so you can set your thermostat a couple of degrees higher. For a lot of homes, that evens out.
No. They do different jobs. The filter catches dust and pollen, and the UV light keeps mold and bacteria from growing inside your system. Most homes do best with both.
About 30 minutes. Your tech will go over the results with you before leaving.