The air conditioning and heating ventilation system in an office building is often the primary reason for poor indoor air quality. Dirt, dust, mold and pollen are re-circulated through air ducts every time an air conditioning or heating system is operated. Combine this with moisture and you have the ideal breeding ground for fungi, germs, and household mold. Our advanced duct cleaning system completely removes years of potentially deadly and allergy-inducing contaminants.

Why your filter can't keep contaminants out of your ducts.

No filter, not even the expensive electrostatic kind, is 100% effective at filtering out contaminants from your duct system. What's more, harmful contaminants also get into your ducts from other places aside from where your filter is located. As you can see in the diagram below, once air goes through your filter it's sucked through the machinery that makes up your furnace and air conditioner.

As a result , every time your system turns on, its moving parts and vibration shake up the dust that typically settles in your ducts -- and the air that just went through your filter now blows that dust into your home. In addition, the process of heating and cooling your home creates the kind of temperature and humidity changes in your ducts that enable the growth of unhealthy mold, fungus and bacteria.

HOW WE CLEAN IT?

Step #1:  A high powdered vacuum is attached to your air system to collect dust and debris removing 99.97% of harmful contaminants.
Step #2:  High pressure compressed air and special nozzles dislodge light dust and blow it towards the vacuum.  While this is where most air duct cleaning companies stop, we have only begun.
Step #3:  Special "Soft Touch brushes scrub interior surfaces clean.
Step #4:  Compressed air blasts dirt away to the vacuum.
Step #5:  A power brush system is used to mechanically brush insides with an exclusive Power Strap Head that agitates the dirt loose.
Step #6:  If mold or mildew is suspected, these allergy causing bugs are eliminated through our application of an EPA registered sanitizer.

What's living in your ducts?