Quebec 24x24x4 Pleated Home HVAC Filters For Better Indoor Air Quality Launch

Jan 17, 2023

United Filter Company Ltd. (844-834-5837), a manufacturer and distributor of filtration products based in Mississauga, has expanded its selection of 4-inch furnace filters for homeowners in Montreal, Quebec, and the rest of Canada and the U.S.

Mississauga, Canada - January 17, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The company now offers 4-inch replacement filters in various sizes, both standard and custom, to satisfy homeowners in Montreal, Quebec. With a nominal size of 24x24x4, and a MERV 13 ranking, this filter’s actual size is 23-3/8" x 23-3/8" x 3-3/4".

More information is available at https://unitedfilter.com/collections/4-inch-furnace-filters/24x24x4

United Filter Company’s pleated furnace filters are developed from high-quality, moisture- and mould-resistant synthetic materials. Pollen, dust, pet dander, mould spores, dust mites, and other allergens are effectively removed by these filters from indoor air, reducing nasal irritation and helping to alleviate allergies. They also lengthen the lifespan of the homeowner's heating and cooling equipment.

Canada’s outdoor air quality consistently ranks among the best in the world - and that includes cities such as Montreal, where the air quality is especially good. However, due to the colder climate, residents spend a significant portion of their time indoors. Typically, the buildup of toxins from numerous sources inside a home is what causes indoor air pollution. Fireplaces, wood burners, stoves, cleaning products, newer building materials, and chemicals stored in the home can dramatically increase the particulate matter (PM) in residences. A lack of ventilation (open windows, eg.) will exacerbate the problem.

United Filter’s products offer cost-saving benefits in addition to improved personal health and hygiene. Customers' HVAC systems operate much better thanks to these air filters - while reducing repair/maintenance visits. The homeowner's heating and cooling units have to work harder because of clogged and unclean air filters, consuming more energy and raising energy costs. Lower utility bills alone can make changing the air filters worthwhile.

The 24x24x4 furnace filters from United Filter Company are nearly 20 times more effective than fibreglass filters, and they can be made to fit any HVAC system. They are simple to install and especially recommended for homes with pets, allergy sufferers, and individuals/families who appreciate a pollutant-free indoor environment.

United Filter Company ships directly from their warehouse to clients' doorsteps in the US and Canada - including for bulk orders. In their inventory, customers will find OEM parts and filters from brands such as 3M, Carrier, Lennox, Honeywell, and others. The firm also carries a wide range of furnace filters in different sizes, as well as industrial air filtration products, like HEPA filters, geothermal filters, and pocket bag filters.

One customer commented: “Very quick delivery and great price. Compared to my previous filter the ones from United Filter are of much better quality. Thanks a lot.”

Interested parties can find additional information at https://unitedfilter.com

Contact Info:
Name: darrin landau
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Organization: United Filter Company Ltd.
Address: #6-2624 Royal Windsor Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L5J 1K7, Canada
Phone: +1-416-786-6777
Website: https://www.unitedfilter.com

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