Indoor air quality
Indoor Air Quality Solutions for Twin Cities Homes
Haro Heating & Cooling provides indoor air quality solutions for Minnesota homes, including whole-home humidifiers, UV air purifiers and air exchangers. Comfort isn’t only about temperature. Moisture, air circulation and fresh air all affect how a home feels.
We explain the options in everyday language and help you choose what makes sense for your home and existing system.
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- Emergency Service
- English & Español
- Major Credit Cards Accepted
Indoor comfort is more than the thermostat setting
Two homes at 70°F can feel very different. Dry air, stale air, uneven airflow and humidity all change how comfortable a home feels, and many of them are connected to your heating and cooling system.
Indoor air quality work usually starts with a conversation about what you’ve noticed in your home.
What indoor air quality covers
Dry winter air
Heating a home in a Minnesota winter can leave indoor air very dry. A whole-home humidifier adds moisture throughout the house.
Air circulation
Uneven airflow can leave some rooms stuffy or uncomfortable. We look at how air moves through your system.
Air purification
A UV air purifier can be added to your existing HVAC system to treat the air moving through it.
Ventilation
Tightly sealed homes hold in heat, and also stale air. An air exchanger brings in fresh air while managing energy use.
Solutions we can talk through
- Whole-home humidifiers. Add moisture to dry winter air. Learn more.
- UV air purifiers. Installed in your HVAC system. Learn more.
- Air exchangers. Ventilation that brings in fresh air. Learn more.
- General indoor air quality solutions. Not sure which one fits? We’ll help you sort it out.
Haro Heating & Cooling doesn’t make medical or health claims about these products. If you have a health concern related to your indoor air, please also talk with your doctor.
Minnesota considerations
Minnesota homes and indoor air
Our long, cold winters mean windows stay shut and heat stays on for months, which is when dry air becomes most noticeable. Our humid summers bring the opposite problem. Balancing the two is part of living in a four-season climate.
A good starting point is your existing system: what it does well, what it doesn’t, and which upgrade actually makes sense.
Frequently asked questions
Do you install whole-home humidifiers?
Yes. See whole-home humidifiers. Call 612-520-1623 to talk about your home.
What does an air exchanger do?
An air exchanger brings fresh outdoor air into the home while sending stale indoor air out, and it helps limit how much heating or cooling is lost in the process. See air exchangers.
Do UV air purifiers work with existing HVAC systems?
UV air purifiers are designed to be installed in a home’s heating and cooling system. Compatibility depends on your equipment, so we check your setup first. See UV air purifiers.
Can indoor air quality products fix health problems?
We don’t make medical or health claims. If you have a health concern, please talk with your doctor.
Serving the Twin Cities metro
Based in the Twin Cities and serving Minneapolis, St. Paul and surrounding communities.
- Brooklyn Park
- Maple Grove
- Plymouth
- Minnetonka
- Edina
- Bloomington
- Eden Prairie
- Richfield
- Roseville
- Woodbury
- Eagan
- Burnsville
Why Haro Heating & Cooling
What you can count on when you call
- Haro Heating & Cooling provides residential heating and cooling services throughout the Twin Cities metro area.
- Haro Heating & Cooling is bonded and insured. Mechanical Bond: MB-100659.
- Emergency HVAC service is available.
- Service is available in English and Spanish.
- We accept all major credit cards.
- Customers can call 612-520-1623 for service. There is no contact form; a person answers the phone.