FAQ
What's the difference between this and a portable air purifier?
A portable unit only cleans the air in the room it's sitting in. A whole-home system like Super V installs directly into your ductwork, so every room your HVAC system serves gets treated air — not just one room.
Is Super V the same as a HEPA filter?
It goes beyond standard HEPA. Super V uses DFS technology to capture particles down to 0.007 microns — HEPA is typically rated at 0.3 microns — while maintaining airflow closer to a standard filter than a true HEPA bypass setup requires.
Is this a good fit for a mold-sensitive or CIRS-recovery home?
Yes — this is one of the filtration options we discuss as part of a broader mold/CIRS-aware HVAC plan. See our full Mold & CIRS Support guide for how it fits with testing, humidity control, and duct work.
Purify at the system, and every room the air reaches gets treated
Portable purifiers clean the room they sit in; whole-home purification installs at your HVAC's point of entry so every conditioned room benefits from the same air. We install Intellipure/HealthWay Super V systems using DFS technology — capturing particles down to 0.007 microns, beyond standard HEPA — sized to your air handler and verified against your duct system's actual airflow capacity. The honest qualifier we always add: purification treats the air in motion, so duct condition and humidity still matter, and a purifier can't compensate for contaminated ductwork feeding it. When the foundation is right, this is the upgrade allergy, asthma, and mold-sensitive households feel within days.