AIR DUCT CLEANING
Our Air Duct Cleaning process is designed to remove the maximum amount of dirt and dust possible. We achieve an extremely high level of cleaning without damaging your ducts or contaminating your home.
You should consider having your air ducts cleaned regularly to maintain a healthy and efficient home environment. Professional air duct cleaning services can remove accumulated dust, debris, and potential allergens from your HVAC system, improving indoor air quality and potentially reducing energy costs. By scheduling a cleaning, you’ll ensure that the air circulating throughout your home is cleaner, which can be especially beneficial if you or your family members suffer from allergies or respiratory issues. Additionally, clean air ducts can help your heating and cooling system operate more efficiently, potentially extending its lifespan and saving you money on energy bills in the long run.
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Step One
Prepping the Jobsite… The Technicians place drop cloths under every vent cut plastic pieces and place over any furniture or electronics within close proximity to the vent! This helps contain any dust or debris that may fall during the air duct cleaning process?
Step Two
See pictures to the right of this text, We connect the Negative Air HEPA vac machine to the supply plenum (ductwork directly above the air handler) We let the machine run for a considerable amount of time before starting on vents!
Step Three
Step Four
Once the openings are sealed the technicians will now begin removing the dust from each run of the duct system, Working from the furthest opening from the HEPA Vacuum’ the technicians will carefully guide our compressed air whips through the entire length of, each duct! The technicians do the same in reverse until our air whip retracts all the way out of the duct! The Technicians repeat this process with every opening until they work their way back to the vacuum completing every single duct run? Again, this method all but guarantees the dirt inside of the ductwork is captured into the HEPA vacuum.
Step Five
The very last step is pretty simple! The vents that were cleaned are reinstalled?