Your HVAC system doesn’t just regulate temperature — it constantly circulates air throughout your home. Unfortunately, that air can carry invisible contaminants like mold spores, bacteria, viruses, and allergens. These microscopic invaders thrive in dark, moist environments like your AC coils and ductwork — especially in Florida.
A properly installed UV light system helps eliminate these threats by disinfecting the air inside your HVAC system before it enters your home. UV technology is one of the most effective solutions for improving indoor air quality, especially for families with allergies, asthma, or health concerns.

UV lights do more than just “sanitize” the air — they provide long-term improvements for both health and HVAC performance:

Health & Air Quality Benefits:

❄️ Reduces airborne bacteria and viruses
❄️ Helps control mold growth in damp Florida ductwork
❄️ Improves air quality for people with asthma or allergies
❄️ Neutralizes pet dander, smoke particles, and VOCs
❄️ Cuts down on musty, stale odors in your home

HVAC System Benefits:

❄️ Keeps evaporator coils cleaner
❄️ Prevents clogs in the drain line
❄️ Reduces buildup that affects airflow and efficiency
❄️ Extends the life of your HVAC components
❄️ Boosts overall system performance

If your home suffers from poor indoor air quality or recurring HVAC mold issues, a UV light is a proactive solution that works around the clock.

Glacier Air Inc. installs professional-grade UV systems designed to integrate seamlessly with your HVAC unit. Here’s what to expect:

Step 1: System Assessment

We assess your HVAC layout, system size, and air handler type to determine the best placement for UV effectiveness.

Step 2: UV Light Selection

We help you choose a high-quality UV-C light system suited to your home’s air volume, duct setup, and purification needs.

Step 3: Clean Installation

Our technicians install the UV light in your air handler or ductwork with minimal disruption. Installation typically takes less than two hours.

Step 4: System Testing

We ensure the unit powers on correctly, confirm safe operation, and explain how to maintain it.

Step 5: Long-Term Care

We recommend checking your UV bulb annually and replacing it every 12–24 months, depending on the model.