VIP Air Duct Cleaning

1. VIP Air Duct Cleaning 7500 S I-35 Frontage Rd UNIT 236, Austin, TX 78745, United States +1 512-777-0600 Air duct cleaning Austin Essential Benefits of Regular Air Duct Cleaning If you are one of those people who ignore air duct cleaning, you have to keep in mind that consequences include a dirty environment, increased nasal congestion and other health issues. More and more people are now becoming aware about the hazardous effects of air pollution. This is exactly why they are endeavoring to make indoor air safe and clean as much as possible through filtration and regular duct vent cleaning. Regular air duct maintenance gets rid of common pollutants like dust and other contaminants in your home cooling and heating systems. In order to maintain the quality and cleanliness of your indoor home environment you must add vent cleaning in your regular cleaning routine. The frequent cleaning of your air ducts at home is highly proven to help stop serious health problems from occurring. This simple cleaning process can improve the overall health of a family member as well as those suffering from allergies. Medical experts reveal that there is a noted improvement of family members suffering from pulmonary medical conditions once they have their air ducts at home cleaned. If you or someone at home is suffering from a medical condition, it is essential that you have your air ducts as hygienic and dirt-free as much as possible. Air ducts comprise hollow tubes that are either round, square, or rectangular; and they are commonly made up of plain sheet metal material. Your air ducts transfer cool or hot air around a home or building. These ducts are deemed part of a home or building's air ventilation or cooling systems (HVAC). A typical home maintenance system should include cleaning air ducts. Regular maintenance allows the efficient functioning of these ducts. Dirt and debris can impede the functioning of ducts and really make the case for cleaning air ducts regularly. Dirty ducts also cost more to operate. In fact the US Environmental Protection Agency mentions that a typical homeowner can save as much as 20-21% in energy if they have the coils of their air ducts cleaned regularly. Duct maintenance is ideal for homes or buildings that prefer to maintain healthy air and avoid sick building syndrome. You can see that a lot of mold, dust, pet dander, pollen, and various other allergens get stuck in these ducts. Over time they accumulate and are blown out into the air for people to breathe in. Although breathing polluted air may not trigger allergies for some people, they can in the long run cause other severe respiratory illnesses. This is why duct cleaning is essential.

2. Air duct cleaning is a hassle-free process that entails: Initial stage. Before you begin cleaning the ducts, have the heat vents covered with plastic bags. These bags will cover all the dust that may come from the duct cleaning. Plus, it determines whether or not the duct cleaning machine's suction works well. The technician will then bore a hole into the trunk of the furnace. This hole is enough to let a large vacuum tube through and a high powered unit will remove all dirt particles and suction them off of the duct and coils. Cleaning stage. The furnace is drilled with a small hole, and then a spinning brush or whip attachment is utilized to push through the air ducts to get rid of any remaining dust particles. Through the years, a number of foreign objects can find their ways into the vent ducts and get stuck. These objects hamper the overall productivity and efficiency of any cooling and heating system. Some companies use a scoping camera to look for these blockages to have them ultimately removed. In cases where the blockage is so severe, ducts may be temporarily dismantled for further removal. Final stage. Right after cleaning the ducts, the blockages all removed, and the vacuum disconnected from the furnace trunk, as well as the plastic bags removed from the vents. The duct cleaning is completed. Holes will be patched and ducts that were taken apart will be put back together to ensure that they are all air tight. They are then generally sanitized by fogging with a sanitizing solution.