Infinity Heating and Air Conditioning designs and installs whole-home air purification systems that clean the air moving through your HVAC system, room by room. Our licensed team has served Arlington and Shelby County from our Atoka shop since 2012, installing UV air cleaners, whole-home air cleaners, and filtration upgrades sized to each home. We find the source, explain your options clearly, and install the indoor air purification system that fits your equipment and budget.
We review your filter, return air path, blower, and ductwork and ask about allergies, pets, odors, and dust patterns. The result is a recommendation tailored to your household, not a one-size package.
Trane CleanEffects is a whole-home air cleaner that installs with your HVAC system and captures dust, pollen, and pet dander as air circulates. As a Trane Authorized Dealer, we install it on new and existing systems.
UV air cleaners use ultraviolet light inside the HVAC system to treat the air and surfaces it passes. We install in-duct systems that use UV light technology to help airborne particles clump together.
An air filtration system upgrade replaces a basic filter with a higher-efficiency one matched to what your system can handle. We can also manage scheduled filter replacements for you.
We clean ducts and install, upgrade, and service humidifier and dehumidifier systems. We plan each installation to fit cleanly and improve ductwork operation.
Arlington homes stay sealed most of the year, and Shelby County’s air monitoring shows why opening a window isn’t a reliable fix. The Shelby County Health Department runs ozone monitors during an ozone season from March through October and tracks fine particulate matter (PM2.5) at sites including Shelby Farms.
That eight-month window largely overlaps Arlington’s cooling season when windows stay shut, and the HVAC system recirculates the same indoor air hour after hour. Pet dander, cooking smoke, cleaning product odors, and household dust build up with nowhere to go. Fine outdoor particles still slip in through doors, attic bypasses, and gaps around older windows.
At Infinity, we set realistic expectations. A whole-home air purifier will not change the county’s outdoor ozone forecast, and we never present it that way. It reduces the particles, odors, and allergens your family breathes indoors during the months the windows stay closed.
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Every air purifier installation we complete in Arlington starts with an assessment and ends with a verified system. Our technicians follow these steps:
Following these steps helps keep a purifier the right size, in the right spot, and free of restricted returns. It also provides a clear record of what was installed and why.
Darlene Passarelli chose Infinity to install a new filtration system in her home. Our technician Clayton handled the installation and took the time to answer her questions about the new system.
A filtration upgrade changes how the HVAC system behaves, so homeowners should understand what was installed, how it affects airflow, and when it needs service. We cover these points on every installation. Read Darlene’s Google review.
Ruth called Micah, one of our technicians, for a service visit after he installed a UV system in her home the previous fall. During the visit, he photographed the condenser inspection points so she could see exactly what was checked.
A UV air cleaner keeps working long after installation day, and Ruth’s review shows what that means to a household over a full season. Pairing purification with documented maintenance visits keeps that result going. Read Ruth’s Google review.
The Infinity Plus Plan keeps the parts of your HVAC system that shape indoor air quality clean and working, with two tune-ups every year.
For homes with a purifier or filtration upgrade, these visits keep airflow steady so the equipment can do its job.
Poor indoor air quality builds through small signs that homeowners learn to live with. These are the ones that call for a closer look:
If two or more of these sound familiar, an assessment will show whether purification, filtration, or both will help most.
An air filter traps particles as air passes through it. In contrast, a whole-home air purifier adds separate technology, such as an electronic air cleaner or UV light, to capture or treat what a filter alone misses. Both sit inside your HVAC system and treat the air every time the blower runs. Many Arlington homes get the best results by pairing an appropriate filter with a purification system. We assess your system to find the right combination.
Yes, UV air cleaners can be a good fit for Arlington homes because ultraviolet light helps limit mold and bacteria growth on damp surfaces inside the HVAC system, such as the evaporator coil. During the long cooling season, that coil stays wet for hours at a time. A UV system works alongside filtration, not replacing it. We recommend placement based on your equipment and ductwork.
A whole-home air purifier can reduce pollen and pet dander because it treats the air throughout the house every time the system runs. Trane CleanEffects is designed to capture dust, pollen, and pet dander. Results also depend on regular filter changes and a well-sealed return, which we check during installation. For households with pets or seasonal allergies, we often pair purification with a filtration upgrade.
The cost of an air purification system in Arlington depends on the technology you choose, your home’s size, and how much work the installation requires at the air handler or in the ductwork. A UV system, a whole-home air cleaner, and a filtration upgrade each fall at a different price point. We provide a written quote after the assessment. Financing is available to spread the cost over time.
Yes, in many homes you can add a whole-home air purification system to your existing HVAC system without replacing any equipment. We check the air handler, available space in the ductwork, and the blower’s ability to move air through a new filter or air cleaner. If your system is near the end of its life, we explain whether it makes more sense to add purification now or wait until you replace it.
Book an indoor air quality assessment through our online scheduling form, and our team will reach out to confirm a time. Let us know your main concerns such as dust, allergies, odors, or pets so the technician can bring the right equipment. The visit includes a system inspection, a review of your options, and a written quote.
An air purification system works best as part of a complete indoor air quality plan. At Infinity, we build that plan for local homes. Our Arlington HVAC services also cover nearby Lakeland, Bartlett, and Eads.
