Frequently Asked Questions

Over the years, the HVAC duct systems collect a variety of particles and contaminants such as dust, debris, pet dander, bacteria, and fungi that could influence one’s health. By cleaning and removing these contaminants – you could improve the indoor air quality in your home.

It can depend on several factors and situations of the current home. Factors and conditions as follow can have the homeowners conduct a cleaning more frequently:

• Pets or animals that shed a lot
• Recently had construction or remodeling in the home
• Homeowners with allergies or asthma
• Smokers in the household
• Water damage or fire outbreak (smoke)

New homes are clean and fresh, so everything is clean and new. But unfortunately, the new ducts aren’t clean inside. Construction dust, debris, drywall dust, sawdust, and sometimes materials such as screws and tape make their way into the ductwork while under construction.

We use different types of equipment for each unique type of ductwork to ensure that there will be no damage and still get the best quality cleaning. We know what type of equipment is safe and proper for the duct system in your home.

Not only will cleaning the dryer vent improve the efficiency of your dryer, but it is also one of the most critical aspects of fire hazard prevention in your home. According to the National Fire Protection Association, approximately 3,000 dryers catch fire yearly due to clogged dryer vents.

It is recommended to have the dryer vent professionally cleaned at least once every year to prevent clogs and to remove any bird’s nests, debris, and lint that can affect the efficiency of the airflow of the dryer to the vent outside.

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