Ontario Custom HVAC Filters: 16x20x1 MERV 11 2023 Carbon Range Launched
Jan 17, 2023
United Filter Company Ltd has announced its expanded range of replacement air conditioning filters for landlords needing custom sizes for their properties' units.
Mississauga, Canada - January 17, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The latest update from United Filter Company Ltd sees the Ontario company offer a large selection of 1” to 5” air conditioning filters as well as custom sizes for units with unique specifications.
More information is available at https://unitedfilter.com/search?q=20x20x1&type=product
As a manufacturer and distributor of aircon filters, the Canadian company is also able to sell its updated range of products at more competitive prices when compared to those from big box stores.
Using the right-sized filters for a property’s air conditioning unit is crucial to maintain its efficiency and reduce the risk of long-term damage to the unit. However, landlords with less-common unit sizes can struggle to find the right filters and have to pay high costs for unique sizings. United Filter Company Ltd addresses this problem by manufacturing custom-sized filters at direct-to-customer prices.
To meet the extensive range of air-con units on the market, the company’s filters are available in various types, Merv ratings, and sizes. This includes popular filter sizes such as 20x20x1 and 16x20x1, as well as their custom sizing solutions.
By cutting out the middleman and providing their filters at manufacturer’s prices, the company allows landlords to save money on the ongoing maintenance costs for their residential and commercial properties. Landlords looking to reduce their overall expenses further can also purchase filters in a variety of pack sizes that reduce the cost of each filter.
With several years of industry experience, the Ontario company understands the need for highly efficient air con filters to reduce the dust and airborne particles in a home. This expertise allows them to build filters that remove lint, dust, pet dander, and smoke, and are cost-effective for their customers.
Based in Mississauga, the company serves the surrounding areas of Ontario, Toronto, Quebec, and Montreal. They also offer online shipping options for landlords throughout Canada who want to save money on their replacement filters.
A spokesperson for United Filter Company Ltd said, “There are numerous filter choices out there. Selecting an incorrect filter can cause more harm than good. It could actually result in the unit breaking down.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://unitedfilter.com
Contact Info:
Name: darrin landau
Email: Send Email
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
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89088432
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