Air Duct Cleaning
In today’s air tight homes air quality is a growing concern. Until recently most people were not aware that the air ducts, that provide a pathway for their forced hot air systems or central A/C units, should or even could be cleaned. Because of this fact many homes have gone 30, 40 or more years without having the debris that build up in the ducts removed. This causes your furnace to work extra hard trying to push the air through, which in turn makes your heating bill higher.
We have actually had clients tell us that after having their air ducts
cleaned they noticed up to a 30% savings on their heating bill. But
even more than saving money, by having your air ducts cleaned, we will
remove the contaminants like molds, mildew, pollen, animal dander,
human dander, etc.... that you are breathing on a daily basis. “If it's in your ducts... It's in your lungs” is not just a motto, but a fact.
As stated by the American Lung Association, even in very clean homes approximately 40 pounds of dust is generated each year per 1,500 sq. ft. of living space. So imagine that dust (along with the other contaminants living in your air ducts) being breathed into the lungs of those who reside in your home. We also fog your ducts with an environmentally safe fungicidal/bactericidal agent commonly used in nursing homes and hospitals. This significantly reduces and in some cases removes the mold and bacteria that are growing inside of your air ducts.
Air duct cleaning is not just for older homes but for anyone moving into a previously owned home. The thought of breathing the germs, dander and bacteria from previous owners can be very discomforting , also if you've had any new construction done there is now drywall dust, saw dust, etc. being added to what is already circulating in your system. So if you are concerned with the air quality in your home, call us at ALL CLEAN and we would be happy to come do a FREE video inspection so you can see for yourself what is actually "dwelling" in your air ducts and being circulated in the air you breathe.
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