Add HVAC-Integrated Air Treatment to the Solutions You Bring Customers
PlasmaGuard PRO is designed for professional integration with compatible HVAC systems, giving contractors another air-treatment technology to evaluate for residential and commercial applications.
This page is for HVAC companies that want to review the product, consider where it may fit their customer base, and have an introductory conversation about the appropriate next step.
No-obligation introductory conversation. Product compatibility, configuration, availability, and installation requirements must be confirmed for each application.
HVAC Integrated
Designed for evaluation within compatible residential and commercial HVAC systems.
Contractor Led
System fit, equipment configuration, and installation require qualified HVAC involvement.
Documented Technology
Supported by manufacturer information and controlled-condition laboratory testing.
A Different Air-Treatment Conversation for Your Customers
Customers are asking more questions about indoor air quality, odors, airborne particulates, and alternatives to room-by-room portable devices. PlasmaGuard gives HVAC contractors another centralized technology to review when the application and system conditions make sense.
Expand the IAQ Conversation
Discuss an HVAC-integrated option with customers already asking about air quality, particulates, allergens, or odors.
Differentiate the Approach
Introduce a centralized technology that is evaluated around the customer’s actual HVAC system rather than a generic room appliance.
Work Within the HVAC Relationship
Use the contractor’s knowledge of equipment, airflow, ductwork, electrical requirements, access, and installation conditions.
Designed to Operate Within Compatible HVAC Airflow
PlasmaGuard PRO is designed for professional installation within compatible central HVAC systems. As conditioned air circulates, the equipment operates within the HVAC airflow rather than relying entirely on separate portable units placed throughout individual rooms.
Equipment selection and placement depend on system capacity, airflow, ductwork, zones, electrical requirements, installation access, and the objectives of the customer.
Manufacturer testing under controlled laboratory conditions has demonstrated reductions of up to 99.8% in airborne particulates and allergens.
Actual performance depends on the HVAC configuration, equipment selection, installation, maintenance, operating conditions, and environment. Laboratory findings reflect specific controlled test conditions and do not guarantee identical results in every application.
Residential and Commercial Opportunities for Evaluation
PlasmaGuard may be worth discussing when a customer wants to evaluate a professionally installed, HVAC-integrated air-treatment approach.
Residential IAQ Conversations
Homeowners asking about particulates, allergens, odors, or alternatives to multiple portable units.
HVAC Replacement or Upgrade Discussions
Projects where customers are already reviewing system performance, equipment options, or indoor-environment improvements.
Commercial Building Applications
Offices, multifamily properties, senior living, hospitality, retail, healthcare-related properties, and other compatible facilities.
Existing Service Relationships
Customers who already trust the contractor to evaluate their HVAC equipment and recommend an appropriate next step.
Inclusion does not imply universal compatibility. Every application requires system-specific evaluation.
Start With a Contractor Conversation
Review the Product
Receive an introduction to PlasmaGuard PRO, its HVAC-integrated approach, and available manufacturer information.
Discuss Your Company
Talk about your service area, residential or commercial focus, customer base, and the types of opportunities you encounter.
Determine the Next Step
If there appears to be a potential fit, identify what additional product, application, or technical information should be reviewed.
Straight Answers for HVAC Contractors
Let’s Start With a Contractor Conversation
You do not need a specific project or complete HVAC information to get started. Send your basic business information and Rick will follow up personally.
Your Southern California PlasmaGuard Contractor Contact
Rick Ethell · Independent Representative
Rick helps Southern California HVAC companies review PlasmaGuard product information, discuss potential residential and commercial applications, and determine whether further evaluation may make sense.
Is PlasmaGuard Worth Exploring for Your HVAC Company?
Start with a straightforward conversation about the product, your company’s service focus, and the types of customer needs you encounter.