Resources

Find quick answers about renting with Alpine Air Rentals — how to place an order online, using air scrubbers and negative air machines, sizing and placement, run times, pickup/return, and more.

Plugging in a commercial dehumidifier isn't always enough to dry water damage quickly. Learn how to drastically cut your drying time by building proper containment zones, placing air movers strategically, and routing dry air directly into wet wall cavities.

The number of air scrubbers you need depends on the size of the area and the work being done. One unit may be enough for a small room, while larger spaces often need multiple machines for better air circulation and filtration.

Different restoration jobs demand different air clearance timelines. Learn how long you need to run your commercial equipment to effectively eliminate remodeling dust, mitigate mold spores, or extract smoke odors from your property.

An air purifier is a residential appliance used to manage seasonal allergies, while an air scrubber is a heavy-duty HEPA filtration system used by professionals to eliminate thick smoke, extract harmful VOCs, and sanitize the air after a restoration job.

Understanding the difference ensures proper containment on restoration projects. Air scrubbers filter and recirculate air inside the workspace. A negative-air setup uses a properly contained space, ducting, and a filtered exhaust path to maintain negative pressure and reduce the migration of airborne contaminants.

Whether you are renovating an occupied home or a busy retail store, keeping fine construction dust from spreading to clean areas is critical. Learn how to use professional containment barriers, heavy-duty zippers, and negative air machines to completely isolate your workspace.

Knowing the difference between ozone and hydroxyl technology is essential for safe and effective deodorization. Read our guide on how to choose the right generator based on your project timeline, odor severity, and whether the space will be occupied.