Upgrade your home with Hytek's Complete Air Defense System.
Kill viruses and trap dust without expensive disposable filters.
Think those sniffles are just allergies? Possibly, but your air is also filled with invisible threats recycled by your HVAC system.
We combine active purification with advanced filtration for a complete defense system.
This isn't just a filter—it's an active air purifier. The iWave installs in your ductwork and releases ions that actively seek out and destroy pathogens.
Stop buying expensive disposable filters every month. We install high-efficiency Washable electrostatic filters directly into your system.
Get the iWave and Electrostatic Filter installed for one simple price.
Call 303-627-3395Detailed answers regarding the iWave-R, Electrostatic Filtration, and health benefits for Colorado homeowners.
Many homeowners are surprised to learn that the air inside a modern, energy-efficient home can be substantially dirtier than the air outside. According to local air quality experts, having an air cleaner installed in your furnace or air conditioner system is essential to clean the air as it passes through the ductwork system.
Yes. Hytek Air Systems installs the iWave-R because it is lab-tested and proven to reduce specific viruses and bacteria. When ions contact pathogens, they remove hydrogen from the protein coat, rendering them inactive.
Absolutely. One of the primary benefits of the Electrostatic Filter + iWave combination is the removal of "micro-triggers" that cause asthma attacks. The iWave causes small particles to agglomerate (clump together), making them large enough for the filter to catch.
No. The iWave-R is certified UL 2998 Ozone-Free. This is a critical distinction. Older technologies (like standard UV lights or old ionizers) often produced ozone as a byproduct, which can irritate lungs.
Think of a paper filter like a screen door—it only stops things larger than the holes. An Electrostatic Filter works like a magnet. As air passes through the specialized mesh, it generates a safe static charge that attracts dust, smoke, and pollen particles.
You should clean your electrostatic filter every 1 to 3 months, depending on how many pets you have. The process takes less than 5 minutes and requires no special tools.
Yes. The average homeowner spends between $20 and $40 per month on high-quality disposable filters (MERV 11 or higher). That is $240 to $480 per year thrown in the trash.
Wildfire smoke contains fine particulate matter (PM2.5) that is notoriously difficult to filter out. Standard systems often fail to stop the "campfire smell" from entering the home.
Don't wait 'til it's too late. When the first cold snap hits, everybody calls at once — and a dead furnace on a Sunday night costs a whole lot more than a tune-up. We're booking September furnace checkups now, while the calendar is still wide open.
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