Licensed HVAC Contractor  |  Palm Beach County, FL  |  Since 1996

Coil Purification. The Coil Is Always Wet.

UV coil lights and in-duct purification across Palm Beach County. Your evaporator coil is cold, dark and permanently damp for most of the year. Filtration cannot help it — the growth is on the coil, not in the air.

Licensed, Insured & Code-Compliant  •  License #CAC057209  •  Lamp Position Verified  •  Residential & Commercial

On The CoilWhere The Growth Actually Is
ContinuousRuns Whenever The System Does
Lamp LifeReplaced On Schedule, Not On Failure
CAC057209Licensed & Insured
Clean It, Then Protect ItA UV lamp slows regrowth on a clean coil. It will not clear a coil that is already fouled, so cleaning comes first.
Position Decides EffectUV works by line of sight. A lamp that does not actually illuminate the coil surface is an expensive indicator light.
Realistic About ClaimsThis is microbial control on wet surfaces inside your system. It is not a cure for allergies, and we will not sell it as one.

The Problem

Filtration Cannot Reach It

Advanced Cooling and Heating is a licensed Florida HVAC contractor (License #CAC057209), established in 1996 and based in West Palm Beach. A filter catches particles travelling in the air. It does nothing about growth that is living on a wet surface inside the air handler, and in this climate that is the more common complaint.

Cooling works by condensing moisture out of the air, so an evaporator coil is wet whenever the system runs — which here is most of the year. Cold, dark, damp and with air passing over it constantly, it is close to an ideal surface for mold and biofilm. That is the source of the musty smell people notice when the system starts.

Ultraviolet light installed to shine on the coil interrupts that. It does not filter the air and it does not replace cleaning; it keeps a cleaned coil from re-establishing growth between services. In-duct units work differently, treating air as it passes, and the two get specified for different complaints.

UV Coil LightAimed at the coil surface to limit regrowth
In-Duct UnitTreats circulating air rather than a surface
Order Of WorkClean the coil first, then protect it
LicenseFlorida HVAC Contractor #CAC057209
CoveragePalm Beach and Broward counties

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT AIR & COIL PURIFICATION SYSTEMS

If your AC runs continuously without reaching temperature, ice forms on the indoor coil, or your energy bills are rising unexpectedly, restricted coil surfaces may be reducing heat transfer efficiency. 

Standard maintenance includes inspection and light cleaning. Deep AC coil cleaning service specifically targets embedded contamination and restores heat exchange performance. 

Yes. Dirty condenser coils increase head pressure and operating temperature, placing additional strain on the compressor. Over time, this can contribute to premature compressor failure. 

Due to continuous operation, high humidity, and coastal exposure, Southeast Florida systems may require evaporator or condenser coil cleaning more frequently than systems in seasonal climates. 

Most residential AC coil cleaning services take between one and three hours depending on accessibility and contamination level. Commercial systems may require additional time based on equipment size and location. 

A Green UV light coil purification system is an HVAC-integrated UV-C light installed directly over the evaporator coil inside the air handler. It provides continuous ultraviolet exposure across the coil surface to help reduce microbial growth such as mold and biofilm. Unlike whole-house purification systems that treat circulating air, Green UV systems focus specifically on protecting the coil surface where moisture accumulates during cooling cycles. 

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From emergency AC repairs and refrigerant leak detection to full HVAC system replacement, ductwork installation, heat pump service, and indoor air quality solutions, our HVAC technicians are ready to respond.

If you are experiencing no cooling, system failure, electrical issues, or AC leaks, call now for priority dispatch at 561-697-4247.

Two Different Jobs

Coil Light Or In-Duct Unit

These get talked about together and do different things. Which one suits depends on what is actually bothering you.

UV Coil Light

  • Mounted to illuminate the evaporator coil
  • Limits mold and biofilm returning to the coil
  • Helps hold airflow and heat transfer between cleanings
  • Addresses musty smells originating at the coil
  • Runs continuously with the system
  • Lamp replaced on a schedule, typically annually

The one that suits most Florida homes, because the wet coil is the actual problem here.

In-Duct Purification

  • Installed in the supply ductwork
  • Treats air as it circulates rather than a surface
  • Aimed at airborne contaminants throughout the property
  • Sized to the system's airflow
  • Sits alongside filtration rather than replacing it
  • Also requires periodic lamp or cell replacement

Worth considering where the concern is the air in the rooms rather than the equipment.

The Installation

What Makes It Work Or Not

A UV lamp is a simple thing badly served by casual fitting. These are the details that decide whether it does anything.

Coil Inspected First

If growth is already established, the coil is cleaned before the lamp goes in. Light does not remove what is already there.

Line Of Sight

Positioned so the lamp actually illuminates the coil face. Anything in shadow is untreated, so placement is the whole job.

Output Matched

Lamp output chosen for the coil size rather than fitting whatever is on the van.

Electrical Done Properly

Wired and switched so the lamp is isolated when the air handler is opened for service.

Materials Considered

UV degrades some plastics and flexible components over time. Anything vulnerable in the light path gets accounted for.

Replacement Interval

Lamps lose output long before they stop glowing. You get told when it needs changing, not left to guess.

Musty Smell When The System Starts?

That is usually the coil rather than the ducts, and it is worth looking at before it gets worse. Call and we will find out whether it needs cleaning, purification, or both — in that order.

Call Now: (561) 697-4247

Licensed • Insured • Code-Compliant • Since 1996

Clean Coil, Kept That Way.

Book an assessment and a licensed Advanced Cooling and Heating technician will look at the coil, tell you whether purification is worth fitting, and be straight about what it will and will not do.

Air & Coil Purification Palm Beach County Florida  |  UV Coil Lights & In-Duct Systems  |  Residential & Commercial  |  Licensed HVAC Contractor #CAC057209