Breathe Cleaner, Healthier Air with Atomic AC & Heating
Did you know that poor indoor air quality can cause respiratory issues, allergies, and discomfort? Remove pollutants, control humidity, and prioritize cleaner air in your home or business with our indoor air quality services.
indoor air quality solutions
Don’t leave your indoor air quality to chance. Invest in solutions from the knowledgeable technicians at Atomic AC & Heating in Austin, TX, that support the health and well-being of your family or employees.
air purifiers
Ask us about our leading range of air purifiers featuring cutting-edge technology to remove airborne particles, including bacteria, dust, pollen, and smoke. From compact models for small homes to heavy-duty models to suit large commercial areas, we’ve got an air purification solution for every space.
whole-home air filtration
An air filtration system is designed to remove airborne particles from an entire building, be it your home or business. Unlike air purifiers that only clean air in a single room, whole-house systems integrate with your HVAC system to filter the air before it enters each room.
humidifiers
If you’re continuously dealing with dry skin, respiratory irritation, and static electricity, talk to the team at Atomic AC & Heating about humidifiers. We are experienced installers of bypass, fan-powered, and steam humidifiers that can be linked to your existing HVAC ductwork or operate independently.
dehumidifiers
Mold, must, and condensation aren’t just frustrating; they can be hazardous to your health. Act fast and install a dehumidifier. Quality dehumidifiers are designed to remove excess moisture, preventing mold growth, musty odors, and condensation. We can install, maintain, and repair whole-home or integrated dehumidifier units.
UV Air sanitizers
To prevent mold, bacteria, and viruses from taking hold and growing inside your HVAC system, talk to our team about UV air sanitizers. These products use UVC light to eliminate up to 99.9% of mold, bacteria, and viruses on HVAC coils and in the air. We install UV air sanitizers near your HVAC unit’s coil or return duct to improve air quality, reduce allergens, and, in many cases, even lower your energy consumption.
ventilation systems
Want to remove stale air and improve the circulation of fresh air in your building? Explore ventilation system installation today. Residential and commercial ventilation systems are custom-designed for each property to suit its unique needs.
Once installed, they reduce moisture, improve indoor air quality, and increase energy efficiency through controlled airflow. We install leading brands like Zehnder, Panasonic, Broan-NuTone, Lennox, and Mitsubishi Electric.
The Common Pollutants Affecting Our Homes and Businesses
If you suspect your home or business has poor air quality, but you aren’t sure why, a number of pollutants can be contributing:
Dust and allergens - Pollen, Dust Mites, and Pet Dander
Biological Contaminants - Mold Spores, Viruses, and Bacteria
Chemical Pollutants - Cleaning Products, Paint Fumes, and VOCs
Air Quality - Odors, Dry Air, High Humidity, and Poor Ventilation
preventative maintenance
You don’t have to wait until there’s something wrong with your air conditioning or heating unit before you take action. Avoid HVAC hiccups with our preventive HVAC maintenance service.
inspections
replacements
cleaning
tune-ups
Routine inspections help identify potential issues before they turn into costly repairs. Our technicians thoroughly evaluate all major components to ensure safe and reliable operation. This proactive approach keeps your system running efficiently and minimizes unexpected downtime.
Regular filter changes keep airflow strong and prevent dust and debris from building up in your system. Clean filters improve indoor air quality and reduce strain on your equipment. This simple maintenance step helps your system run more efficiently and last longer.
Dirty coils can reduce efficiency and strain your system, leading to higher energy costs and potential breakdowns. We thoroughly clean evaporator and condenser coils to restore proper heat transfer. This service improves performance, lowers energy usage, and helps extend the life of your system.
Seasonal tune-ups prepare your system for peak heating and cooling demands. Our technicians inspect, adjust, and optimize key components for maximum performance. This service helps prevent breakdowns, improves efficiency, and ensures reliable comfort all season long.
why your indoor air quality matters
According to the American Lung Association, indoor air can be up to five times more polluted than outdoor air - and even up to 100 times more polluted. We spend about 90% of our time indoors, so that level of pollution is concerning.
Poor indoor air quality with pollutants like dust, mold, bacteria, and VOCs doesn’t just cause general discomfort; it can also result in:
Allergies
Astham Flare-Ups
Irritated Eyes
Dry Skin
Headaches
Lingering Smells
Excess Dust
schedule air quality testing
To improve your air quality, you first need to understand where it sits on the spectrum. Schedule air quality testing with Atomic AC & Heating today!
assessment & inspection
We conduct an initial assessment and inspection by walking through your home or business to identify potential sources of contamination.
sampling
Next, we collect air samples using devices such as spore traps and handheld instruments to measure gases, particles, and humidity.
testing
We test for common contaminants, including VOCs, biological contaminants, combustion gases, and particulates
ventilation assessment
We evaluate your ventilation performance to ensure proper airflow.
detailed reporting
All samples are sent to a laboratory, and we provide a detailed report with actionable recommendations to improve your air quality.
signs your building has poor air quality
Unsure whether the air in your home or business is really as bad as you think it could be? Here are some of the most common signs:
Lingering smells that don’t go away, such as musty or smoky
Visible mold or mildew on walls, ceilings, or in damp areas
Increased respiratory and physical symptoms
Excessive dust on surfaces
Consistently high humidity that makes the building feel damp
Unexplained health issues
Allergy flare-ups
get started today
Get in touch with our team today to schedule service or request a fast, no-obligation quote. Whether you need emergency repair, routine maintenance, or a full system installation, we’re ready to help. Call now or book online and let us restore your comfort quickly and professionally.
FAQs
How often should a commercial HVAC system be serviced?
Whether you work in a corporate office or a busy restaurant, you should service your commercial HVAC unit at least twice per year. We recommend servicing it once before the cooling season and again before the heating season.
Prioritizing twice-yearly maintenance can help prevent breakdowns, improve energy efficiency, and even extend your HVAC equipment’s lifespan!
What are the signs that a commercial HVAC system needs repair?
You may be surprised by the number of signs indicating that a commercial HVAC system needs repairs or maintenance:
● Unusual vibrations or noises
● Increasing energy bills
● Inconsistent temperatures
● Weak airflow
● Unpleasant smells from the vents
● Frequent system cycling
How long do commercial HVAC systems last?
How long a commercial HVAC system lasts depends on a range of factors, such as the system quality, usage, and whether you’ve performed regular maintenance. In general, most commercial HVAC units last around 15 to 20 years.
What types of commercial HVAC systems do you service?
Because we cater to the needs of business owners across a broad range of industries, we also ensure we can support a wide range of systems!
● Rooftop units
● Split systems
● Heat pumps
● Boilers
● Chillers
● VRF systems
How can businesses reduce their commercial HVAC system energy costs?
If your energy bills are continuing to climb, it’s only natural that you’ll be looking at ways to reduce your energy usage. In many situations, you can lower your electricity bill by:
● Scheduling regular HVAC preventative maintenance
● Installing smart thermostats
● Upgrading to energy-efficient HVAC equipment
● Improving the insulation in your building
● Using zoning systems for better temperature control

