Air to Air Exchanger: With today's energy efficient homes, many new homes are built so tight that they become unhealthy. Although they do a great job of keeping heated or cooled air in, they also seal in stale, recirculated air. An air to air exchanger brings fresh air into your home and exhausts the old stale air after recovering most of the heating or cooling energy of the exhaust air through use of a heat exchanger. Using an air to air exchanger is like being able to open a window during any weather without the drafts, humidity or high energy costs.

Humidifiers: Heated air is often too dry and contributes to dry skin, sore throats, cracking woodwork and furniture and static electricity in your home. A whole house humidifier uses your heating system to distribute humidified air to every room in your home, making it more comfortable.

High Efficiency Air Cleaners: The addition of a high efficiency air cleaner to your HVAC system can help maintain your home's cleanliness and provide relief from chronic allergies. Compared to the typical fiberglass filters in most heating systems, which are about 7% efficient in capturing airborne particles, a high efficiency air cleaner is up to 98% efficient on particles as small as 1 micron (which is approximately 1/25400 of an inch).

U/V Lights : Ultraviolet lights can be added to the duct system to kill any biological matter in the air system such as pollen, spores, dust mites, etc.

Electronic Thermostats: An easy way to reduce your heating and cooling bills is to install an electronic thermostat. An electronic thermostat can be programmed to automatically adjust your home's temperature several times a day. This allows you to heat and cool your home in the most efficient way to match your lifestyle.

Zone Control System: A zone control system creates several heating and cooling zones in your home. By customizing the temperature settings for each zone, you can regulate the uneven distribution of heated or cooled air and increase the comfort level in all areas of your home.