Indoor Air Quality Treatment

Most homeowners have no idea what goes on inside their home's air ducts. But the fact is, they can become littered with years of accumulated dirt, debris and allergens like pollen, dust and pet dander.

Industry standards recommend that you have your air ducts inspected every 2 years for cleanliness, and have them cleaned, on average, every 5-7 years. Of course, this will vary with the conditions in your home, as well as having your Air Conditioner serviced prior to the cooling season and your furnace service prior to the heating season every year.

By having your air ducts cleaned, your A/C, and your Furnace serviced regularly, you’ll help improve the indoor air quality in your home, and enhance the efficiency of your heating/cooling system, which may reduce energy bills.

Many people have allergic reactions to pollen, bacteria, dust mites and mold. These particles, along with other invisible pollutants, settle in the air ducts and are re-circulated every time the furnace blower is operating.

Leading medical authorities acknowledge that moisture and contaminants found in HVAC systems serve as ideal breeding grounds for mold, germs, fungi and other harmful microbes.This poses as a major health risk to those who suffer from asthma, allergies, immune system deficiencies and other chronic illnesses, as well as to small children and the elderly.

For businesses, Indoor Air Quality can play a critical role in productivity. Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) has direct correlation with employee illness related absences and slower production rates. Lack of HVAC maintenance and proper ventilation are key factors.Doctors, particularly allergists, now commonly prescribe HVAC and air duct cleaning as a remedy for health problems related to indoor air quality