Air Duct Cleaning

There are many reasons homeowners need the furnace and air duct system cleaned. Among these include: to restore the home after fire damage; to reduce the possibility of a home fire; to lower energy costs; to rid the home of the allergy causing agents breathe cleaner, healthier air; eliminate musty odors; save money on future repairs to the system; and to eliminate the amount of dust in the home. Homeowners looking to get their air ducts cleaned may have from one to several of these problems or may even come up with a few reasons of their own. Whatever the cause, a dirty air duct system will certainly lead to less efficiency from the air conditioning/heating unit and cause any number of allergies.

So where does all that air duct gunk end up?
Dirty air duct contaminants are blown from your air ducts out into the air you breathe, and it floats down the walls to the carpet where you'll see it build up along your baseboards:

Full-system air duct cleanings are useful for a number of reasons - one of the most talked about is that research suggests that cleaning heating and cooling system components (like cooling coils, fans and heat exchangers) can improve the efficiency of your air duct system. For many homes, this cleaning can result in a longer operating life of the system, and may provide some energy cost savings.

Full system air duct cleanings are most beneficial in units where the air ducts and air conditioning and heating system was not properly installed, or in older systems where perhaps it has not been maintained appropriately. Over time these air ducts and air handling components can become contaminated with particles of dust, pollen, debris and even moisture. Since moisture has the potential of creating mold growth and spores, we favor full-system air duct cleanings as it is the only way to rid systems of these contaminants that otherwise can cause allergic reactions or other symptoms in people if the