The Air Scrubber by Aerus mounts inside the ductwork you already have and treats every room your AC reaches, along with the surfaces in them. The technology inside it, ActivePure, was originally developed for use on the International Space Station and was inducted into the Space Technology Hall of Fame in 2017. In independent laboratory testing, it has been shown to reduce up to 99.9% of many common airborne and surface contaminants. TIES 360 installs the Air Scrubber for homes and businesses across Sarasota, and because it lives in the ducts, there’s no filter tower humming in a corner of your living room.
The unit installs in the supply side of your HVAC system, where a UV light source and a catalytic cell produce active molecules that travel out with the airflow. Instead of waiting for pollutants to drift back through a filter, those molecules break down contaminants where they settle: in the air, on counters, on doorknobs. That’s the practical difference between an in-duct purifier and a portable box: one treats the house, the other treats a corner. A single unit covers about 2,000 square feet, with a maximum around 3,000, so most homes here need exactly one.
The same four steps for every job we do, from duct cleaning to attic insulation.
Contact us and tell us what's going on. We'll set a time that works for you.
A technician inspects the problem area, takes measurements, and shows you what they find.
The price in writing before any work starts. No pressure either way. You'll receive a hassle-free esimate.
Same crew, on schedule. We keep the job contained and leave your home cleaner than we found it.
For eight to ten months a year, Florida homes stay shut while the AC runs, and the same air loops through the house day and night. Whatever rides along (pet dander, cooking odors, the mustiness that comes with our humidity) keeps circulating instead of airing out. Indoor air can carry up to 100 times more pollutants than outdoor air, and a closed-up house is exactly how that happens. A whole-home purifier works on that loop continuously, every hour the system moves air, which is the advantage it has over opening windows you can’t afford to open until November.
Purification is the last step in a chain, and it works best when the steps before it are handled. If the ducts are coated in years of dust, duct cleaning first means the Air Scrubber isn’t fighting the system it lives in. If the house feels sticky, a whole home dehumidifier addresses the moisture that feeds mold and dust mites, which no purifier can do. And if some rooms barely get airflow, air flow testing finds out why before you spend on anything else. We look at the whole picture first and tell you plainly what order makes sense, and what you can skip.
Yes. The ActivePure technology inside it was originally developed for use on the International Space Station, carries the Certified Space Technology seal, and was inducted into the Space Technology Hall of Fame in 2017. The marketing sounds big, but the pedigree is documented.
In laboratory testing, ActivePure has been shown to reduce common allergens, including pet dander, in the air and on surfaces. What you notice at home varies with the allergen and the house, which is why we talk through what’s actually bothering you before recommending it.
The unit plus installation is one quote, and we give it to you up front once we know your system. If we’re already out for duct cleaning or sealing, installing it during the same visit is simple to add on. Call (941) 870-3302 for the number.
No. Every Air Scrubber unit we install is certified to meet California’s ozone emissions limit under CARB, the strictest standard in the country. Plenty of ionizer-style purifiers can’t say that, so it’s a fair question to ask anyone quoting you one.
Almost always, yes. The unit attaches directly to the ductwork of a standard HVAC system. One unit covers about 2,000 square feet with a maximum around 3,000, so most homes need one; larger homes and commercial spaces sometimes take two. We’ll tell you which after seeing the system.