UV Light Installation Service & Repair in Florida

Installing UV lights is surprisingly cost-effective. The total cost depends on factors such as the size of your HVAC system, home humidity levels, the number of bulbs needed, and lamp placement. Koolray's professionals can assess your system and provide a tailored solution.

Yes, UV lights can help eliminate mold by continuously suppressing mold growth and killing mold spores in the air. This helps prevent further spreading of mold throughout your home.

On average, bacteria can be killed in ten seconds at a distance of six inches from the UV lamp. However, effectiveness may vary depending on factors such as lamp placement and intensity.

Koolray provides services across various areas in Florida, including Palm Beach County, Loxahatchee, Wellington, West Palm Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, and more. Check our service coverage to confirm availability in your location.

There are three main types of UV lights: low pressure, medium pressure, and high pressure. Low-pressure UV lights, particularly UV-C lights, are the most common and effective for HVAC systems. The amount of UV light produced is measured in watts per wavelength range in nanometers (nm).

While it's technically possible, we strongly advise against DIY installation. Incorrect installation can lead to damage to the system or ineffective operation. It's best to rely on trained professionals like Koolray to ensure proper installation and optimal performance of your UV lights.

You can schedule a free consultation by contacting us via phone at 561-398-1073 or by sending us a message. Our team of experts provides professional and affordable services, prioritizing the health and satisfaction of our clients.

At Koolray, we offer a range of HVAC services including heating, air conditioning, thermostat, air duct replacement, UV light installation & repair, and thermostat maintenance, repair, and mini-split install.

UV-C light, when properly applied, can kill 99.9% of mold within 1 to 2 hours. It's effective not only against visible mold but also airborne spores that may go undetected.

Despite the initial investment, adding UV lights to your HVAC system can provide significant health benefits, especially for individuals with respiratory conditions or acute allergies. The long-term advantages of improved air quality and reduced illness make it a worthwhile investment for many households and businesses.