The easily recognizable Modern Purair fleet of service trucks
NANAIMO – If the last few years have taught people anything, it’s that having clean, purified air is extremely important.
“COVID-19 definitely triggered a rethink of the indoor air thought process for everybody,” said Modern Purair franchise partner, Jeff Wilson. “Once COVID-19 hit, we had so many people working from home and realizing how bad the air quality is inside their house, and now it has become more of a common thought for anyone spending a lot of time indoors.”
Nanaimo Modern Purair franchise partner, Jeff Wilson
Modern Purair first opened in Nanaimo in 2016. Wilson and his team of dedicated expert technicians have been delivering the best HVAC customer experience ever since. Wilson has over 30-years’ experience working in management for service businesses across Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia, and now, at Modern Purair, he feels passionate about providing this vital service, particularly today as people be-come more aware of the importance of clean air.
“We strive to find out what the issues are and give people options, whether that is with one of our solutions, or we direct them to another source,” said Wilson. “So many people just don’t realize what is collecting beneath their feet – dust, skin cells – your HVAC system is basically a giant lung breathing in and breathing out and if you are not taking the time to clean and filter air, you are just regurgitating the particles inside your space.”
Wilson and the Modern Purair team have been rolling out new smart product offerings that per-form multiple different jobs in air filtration. New technologies like HEPA filters and UVC/UVV germicidal technology disinfect the air and attack invisible odours and then redistribute purified air throughout the home. These new products are effective, affordable and simple to install.
A Modern Purair employee services a fishing trawler
“We don’t just go in to clean ducts, our technicians look for issues, find out what the problems are before they have even started,” said Wilson. “We assist residential and commercial clients with any issue they have, from dust to viruses to odours.”
The team also educates and prevents hazards. The National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) reports that dryers and washing machines cause an average of 15,970 fires each year, with dryers causing 92 per cent of them.
“We are specialists in the work that we do, and we want to comb every corner of a space to ensure there are no surprises.”
As one of Canada’s fastest growing indoor air quality companies, the company has provided duct work in thousands of commercial buildings, residential homes, high-rise apartments, hospitals, and schools. Modern Purair can help with furnace and air duct cleaning, indoor air quality testing, coil cleaning, dryer vent cleaning, air purification equipment and much more.
By Tyler Nyquvest