Additional Services · Long Island & NYC
UV-C lamps installed in your air handler or ductwork, aimed at the coil and the air passing through it. Lamp type, placement and airflow determine what the system does in your home.
Overview
Your HVAC system circulates air through every room in your home, including the air handler and ductwork. A professionally installed HVAC UV Light System places a UV-C lamp (commonly 254 nm) inside the air handler or ductwork, usually aimed at the evaporator coil or the airstream.
This is a hard-mounted lamp, not a portable purifier. What it does depends on lamp type, placement, airflow and maintenance. It is an HVAC accessory, not a medical device, and Home+ does not promise a specific germ-removal percentage or health outcome.
What we see
Musty or moldy odors from your vents can point to moisture or growth inside the system. Have the system inspected first; a UV lamp is an add-on aimed at the coil or airstream and does not replace finding and fixing the source.
If allergies or asthma are a concern, talk with a doctor. A UV lamp is an HVAC accessory, not a medical treatment, and Home+ does not promise it will change allergy or asthma symptoms. A high MERV filter is a separate, mechanical option.
Excessive dust can indicate poor filtration or biological growth in your HVAC system. UV lights prevent mold and bacteria growth that can contribute to dust accumulation, keeping your system cleaner and your home less dusty.
If family members have frequent sinus or respiratory problems, talk with a doctor; a UV lamp is an HVAC accessory, not a medical treatment. It is installed at the coil or in the airstream inside your HVAC system.
Your evaporator coil is constantly wet—the perfect environment for mold. UV lights installed near the coil prevent mold growth, keeping your coil clean and your system operating efficiently. This is especially important in Nassau County's humid climate.
Mold and biological buildup on coils can restrict airflow, causing weak or uneven air distribution. UV lights keep coils clean, maintaining proper airflow and system efficiency throughout your home.
Kitchen smells, pet odors, smoke, and VOCs can linger in your HVAC system and recirculate through your home. UV lights break down these odor-causing compounds, keeping your air fresh and clean.
High humidity in your ductwork promotes mold and bacteria growth. UV lights prevent biological growth even in humid conditions, protecting your system and improving air quality.
What you get
How it goes
From call to comfort in 9 easy steps
We inspect duct layout, coil size, plenum accessibility, air handler condition, humidity levels, airflow direction, electrical access, and safety clearance. Then we select the perfect UV light type (coil sanitizing or air sanitizing) and placement for maximum effectiveness.
We turn off the HVAC system and secure all electrical components. UV-C light is powerful and must be handled with care. We follow all safety protocols to protect our technicians and your home.
We prepare the air handler or plenum by cleaning the surface, measuring exact placement, drilling precise mounting holes, and installing protective grommets. No shortcuts, no awkward placement—everything is done precisely.
We install the UV system with secure housing, locking brackets, moisture protection, heat-resistant seals, electrical wiring, and safety shutoff integration. Correct mounting ensures maximum germicidal coverage and long-term reliability.
We connect the UV light to a dedicated 24V or 120V circuit, HVAC control board or external power source, and surge protection. All connections follow electrical codes and manufacturer specifications for safe, reliable operation.
We test for UV output, safe housing seal, no light leakage, coil/plenum exposure, temperature stability, and continuous power flow. Safety is a top priority—we ensure the UV light operates safely without exposing your family to harmful radiation.
We verify proper airflow, coil cleanliness, temperature split, HVAC startup, no wiring interference, no electrical noise, and no light leakage. We ensure your HVAC system operates perfectly with the UV light installed.
We check humidity levels, vent pressure, airflow balance, and filtration quality. This ensures your HVAC is protected from future mold or bacteria growth and your air quality is optimized.
We show you how the system works, what the indicator lights mean, when to replace your UV bulb (typically every 10-14 months), and maintenance schedule. Then we register your warranty for full manufacturer protection.
Why Home+
Our technicians are certified HVAC professionals with training in UV light installation and air quality systems. We understand how UV lights integrate with your HVAC system for maximum effectiveness and safety.
We're EPA-certified to handle all aspects of HVAC installation and air quality systems. Our expertise ensures your UV light is installed correctly and operates safely.
We install only ozone-free UV-C systems that are safe for your family and HVAC equipment. Cheap DIY lights can generate ozone or cause damage—we use only proven, safe systems.
UV-C light is powerful and must be handled correctly. We follow strict safety protocols including proper housing, safe mounting, light leakage prevention, and electrical safety. Your family's safety is our priority.
We install top-rated UV-C systems from trusted manufacturers including Fresh-Aire UV, APCO, RGF, Honeywell UV, and Bryant. Each system is backed by strong warranties and proven performance.
We're air quality experts who understand how UV lights work with your HVAC system, filtration, and overall indoor air quality. We ensure your UV system provides maximum benefit for your home's specific needs.
Pricing
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Most Popular
Starting at $495
Most popular - installed near evaporator coil
Starting at $495
Installed in supply plenum for air disinfection
$650-$1,100
Both coil and air sanitizing protection
Bulb replacement (every 10-14 months): $79-$129. Annual maintenance service available. Pricing depends on UV light type, HVAC system size, and installation complexity. We provide exact quotes after assessment. All installations include safety verification and warranty registration.
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Common questions
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An HVAC UV light system installs a UV-C lamp (commonly 254 nm) inside the air handler or ductwork, usually aimed at the evaporator coil or the airstream. It is an HVAC accessory, not a medical device; what it does depends on lamp type, placement, airflow and maintenance, and no specific germ-removal percentage or health outcome is promised.
A UV-C lamp is an ultraviolet light installed in the air handler or ductwork, usually aimed at the evaporator coil or the air passing it. What it does in your home depends on lamp type, placement, airflow speed and exposure time. Home+ does not promise any percentage of germs removed or any health outcome; ask your technician what the lamp is designed to do in your system.
A UV lamp is an HVAC accessory, not a medical treatment, and Home+ does not promise any change in allergy or asthma symptoms. A high MERV filter is a separate mechanical option; for health concerns talk with a doctor.
No—when professionally installed. Cheap DIY lights can melt plastic, cause ozone generation, burn insulation, or leak UV light outside the plenum. We use ozone-free UV-C, heat-resistant housings, proper distance from coils, and manufacturer-approved installations. Your system remains safe and protected.
Coil sanitizing UV lights are installed near the evaporator coil and prevent mold, mildew, biofilm, and organic buildup on coils. Air-stream UV lights are installed in the supply plenum or ductwork. Dual systems combine a coil lamp and an air-stream lamp; no germ-removal percentage or health outcome is promised.
Coil UV light installation ranges from $350-$550. Air sanitizing UV lights cost $450-$750. Dual UV systems (both coil and air) range from $650-$1,100. Bulb replacement (needed every 10-14 months) costs $79-$129. Final pricing depends on UV light type, HVAC system size, and installation complexity.
UV bulbs typically need replacement every 10-14 months to maintain full germicidal power. We include bulb replacement in our annual maintenance service, which also includes UV intensity check, coil inspection, electrical safety test, and performance verification.
HVAC UV lights are hard-mounted inside your HVAC system, usually aimed at the coil or the airstream. Standalone UV purifiers are portable units for single rooms and are not connected to the HVAC system. What either does depends on the model, placement and airflow.
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