Eden Prairie & the West Metro
Indoor Air Quality
Air exchangers, humidifiers, thermostats, and UV purifiers each do a different job around the HVAC system. Tiger gives every service its own clear path, so you can begin with the equipment or indoor pattern that brought you here.
Call Tiger: 952-942-5748Four distinct equipment roles
Start with what you want the system to manage.
Ventilation, moisture, controls, and UV air treatment are related, but they are not interchangeable. The job you need the equipment to perform points to the right service page.
Exchange indoor and outdoor air
Air exchangers provide a managed ventilation path. The equipment, controls, and home determine how that path operates in practice.
Add moisture through the HVAC system
Humidifiers support dry-season moisture control. Useful operation depends on the equipment, settings, outdoor conditions, and the home.
Connect settings with comfort equipment
Thermostats coordinate household settings with heating and cooling equipment. Compatibility matters when a control is installed or replaced.
Use UV equipment inside the HVAC system
UV air purification is a focused air-treatment approach within HVAC equipment. It serves a different purpose than particle filtration.
Indoor air quality services
Choose the equipment path.
Explore all four services, then call or request service when you are ready to discuss the equipment and the change you have noticed.
Helpful when you call
Bring the equipment into the story.
A model name, a seasonal pattern, or a clear description of what changed can make the first service conversation more specific.
- Which service or piece of equipment you are calling about
- The equipment name or model, if it is easy to find without opening a panel
- What changed, when it happens, and whether it follows a seasonal pattern
- Any visible moisture or water near the equipment
Urgent indoor warning signs
Leave first when the issue may be an emergency.
If you smell gas, see smoke, or a carbon-monoxide alarm sounds, leave the building and call 911 and the appropriate utility from a safe location. Routine indoor-air-quality service can wait until the immediate hazard has been addressed.