Air Ducts Unlimited

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HVAC Cleaning

In case you are seeking to minimize on electrical costs and save money on heating, think carefully about cleaning your HVAC system. A fresh HVAC system has the ability to run more effectively leading to lower heating and air conditioning electrical costs.

It’s possible to significantly reduce house dust and microbial contamination just by cleaning and maintaining your HVAC system on any yearly basis. Sensitive individuals and people who live in very humid climates should clean their system every six months.

HVAC short for Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning is the technology of indoor environmental comfort. HVAC systems circulate cold air as well as heat throughout your home. The aim of HVAC is to provide thermal comfort by suppling acceptable indoor air quality and enhancing energy performance. The most terrible offender of asthma and allergy related symptoms is because of house dust. House dusts gets captured and picked up inside ventilation systems leading to decreased efficiency of your respective home system. That triggers more running time as well as higher output plus the highly increased possibility that your particular system is circulating and contributing to the indoor air pollution at your residence. Wetness enhances the build up of dust and contaminates in your system, whereas, low humidity increases the circulation of contaminates found in your home. Additionally, HVAC ventilation systems that become damp due to wetness are perfect environments for molds, mildew along with other microbes and Clogged Heat Register microorganisms to flourish causing health issues or respiratory issues.

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We believe in providing only the highest quality of service from cleaning the air in your home to providing a better environment at work, Air Ducts Unlimited promises to do the job right.

faq

Here are some questions you should ask yourself before making the decision to have your ventilation system cleaned:

Has it been over a year since your HVAC system was last cleaned?
Do you encounter frequent headaches or burning sensations in the nose, throat, or eyes when at home as opposed to being outside?
Do you have any allergies to mold, dust, or mildew?
Do you have any animals?
Do you or a family member smoke indoors?
Do you live in a new or newly remodeled residence?
Do you regularly clean the dust that accumulates from your household furniture?
Do you live in a climate that has high humidity?
Do you notice poor airflow?
Do you live in a home that has never been expertly cleaned by a duct cleaning service?
Do you have a central air circulating system that utilizes a standard throw-away fiberglass filter?

THE CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION estimates that more than 15,000 clothes dryer related fires occur annually. There was over 20 deaths, 320 injuries, as well as over $244 million in damaged property in recent years as stated by the commission. The most frequent place to begin for such fires was the dryer vent area. The dryer usually overheats, the lint then catches fire and of course the fire will certainly be helped by combustibles within the immediate vicinity.

Luckily removing this danger from your own residence is not complicated, nor is it expensive. Additionally, there are actually added advantages to cleaning your dryer vents properly. Removing lint from the dryer, for instance, ends in a dryer that runs more economically efficient given that it uses less energy to make your clothes dry. The dryer can last longer since it’s not, running at higher operating temperatures as a result of the lint buildup.

Here is a list of common signs you should look out for to know when your air duct cleaning is needed:

•   Make sure to check for dark filtration lines on the walls, ceilings and carpet that are in close proximity to the vents.
•   Excessive dust, molds, mildews and buildup in the home or apartment
•   Fluctuation in temperature or air flow throughout your home or apartment
•   Increases in energy levels needed to operate the HVAC system at desired setting and room temperature.
•   Recent home remodeling or construction jobs
•   Dirty surfacing on vent covers
•   Observe your vents for water damage or flooding that occurred in the ductwork. This can cause sediment build up in your system and cause more damage.