HEPA AirFiltration

Yes. Fine smoke particles can enter through outdoor-air intakes, doors that open frequently, loading areas, windows, and gaps in the building envelope. Closing doors and windows helps, but it does not guarantee that indoor air stays unaffected during a regional smoke event.

HEPA filtration is designed to capture fine particulate matter, including the PM2.5-sized particles that make up much of wildfire smoke. Results depend on equipment type, placement, building conditions, HVAC operation, and how long the equipment runs. This service does not eliminate every contaminant or certify that indoor air is free of smoke.

It depends on the occupied area, ceiling height, layout, priority zones, and how the building operates. Tell us the facility type, approximate square footage of the spaces you want to prioritize, and any access constraints. We recommend equipment based on those conditions—not a one-size-fits-all formula.

Call 585-501-3606 to check current availability for your location and timeline. Rock is a local Rochester emergency-response company with commercial restoration equipment on hand. During regional smoke events, demand can increase, so availability should be confirmed before you plan deployment.

No. This service provides temporary commercial HEPA filtration equipment. It does not include laboratory-grade air-quality testing, medical advice, or certification that a building is free of smoke or other contaminants.

No. Temporary HEPA filtration is a supplemental response for occupied spaces during smoke events. Building HVAC operation and filter upgrades should be evaluated by qualified building or HVAC personnel. Do not turn off or modify commercial HVAC systems without that evaluation.

A commercial HEPA air scrubber draws room air through high-efficiency particulate filtration designed to capture fine airborne particles. Unlike an air mover, which mainly circulates air, a HEPA unit is selected for filtration performance in occupied commercial spaces.

This is a temporary commercial HEPA filtration deployment and rental. Rock delivers and positions equipment for the period you need it, then retrieves the units when the smoke event or project need has passed. It is not a permanent HVAC redesign.

Yes. Commercial HEPA scrubbers are commonly used in occupied offices, retail spaces, healthcare facilities, schools, and other commercial properties. We position units to support the spaces you prioritize while keeping disruption as low as practical.

Offices, retail stores, medical and senior-care facilities, schools and daycares, hotels, multi-family buildings, warehouses, industrial facilities, and other occupied commercial properties across Rochester, Monroe County, and surrounding Western New York communities.

Rental duration is flexible and usually tracks the outdoor smoke event and your facility’s needs. Some buildings keep equipment in priority areas for a few days; others need longer coverage while outdoor conditions remain elevated. We retrieve the units when you no longer need them.

Facility type and address or ZIP code, approximate size of the occupied areas you want to prioritize, which rooms matter most, desired start date, and any access or scheduling constraints. That helps us recommend an appropriate temporary setup quickly.