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Air Duct Cleaning
All-Star Duct Cleaning only uses "Hepa Filtrated" equipment for our air duct cleaning services and vent cleaning services. Our equipment contains all debris from the air duct system. Mold, dust, construction debris, tar from cigarettes, insect fecal are some of the regular things we find in air ducts. Look at your air ducts as the lungs of your house. That's why it is important to keep up routine maintenance on them. Families spend a lot of time indoors cooking, washing & performing normal daily living tasks which contribute to the buildup in the air ducts. Airflow throughout the home circulates the particles and airborne matter leading to the ducts.
While having your air ducts cleaned, we recommend having them sanitized as well. Our company uses a "Green" product to kill mold, bacteria, viruses, fungal whiling it freshens the air in your home. It is registered by the EPA as being a green, effective, safe solution. A point of contact application is applied. It eliminates odors at their source through a chlorine dioxide release process that destroys organisms at the origin. We use a fogger and apply directly to point of contact.
Don't just settle for a company that cannot show you what is in your system. It's easy for a homeowner to just go with what the tech says because they don't understand or can't see the problem. That is why our company shows all of our customers what is inside their system. All-Star Duct Cleaning wants to show homeowners what is in the " lungs of their home". Most people are not aware of what can be lurking in your air duct system. Buying or renting a new home? Did the previous people smoke, have floods in the home, have pets, lots of plants, allergies etc? We always recommend having your air ducts cleaned and sanitized when moving into a new home. The previous people could be leaving their germs and contaminants behind. Call All-Star Duct Cleaning today!
People who get their air ducts cleaned regularly, spend less money on maintenance of the heating unit, breath cleaner air and have less indoor irritations. Even our precious pets can cause build up in the air ducts from their hair and dander.
How do I know I need a duct cleaning?
If you can answer yes to any of these questions you may have an indoor air pollution problem and should explore the following potential sources.
- Is anyone smoking indoors?
- Can you see or smell mold or mildew?
- Renting or just purchased a home?
- Do you have pets in the home?
- Are there leaks or standing water anywhere-kitchen, basement, attic?
- Are all fuel-burning appliances (gas stoves, water heaters, fireplaces) fully vented to the outdoors?
- Is there an attached garage or basement where cars, lawnmowers or motorcycles are stored?
- Are household chemicals, paints or solvents stored indoors or in an attached garage or basement?
- Are you or a family member getting sick all the time?
- Are you feeling sick only when in then home, and fine when not?
Our techs do a walk through checking each vent for mold, rust etc. Then we check the air duct system for mold, water damage, debris and check the air filter. From start to finish our techs will explain the air duct cleaning and vent cleaning processes to let you know upfront what to expect.
Cigarette smoking indoors not only pollutes your air ducts but also your home. The thick tar from the nicotine settles on the air trunk lines, air vents, hvac filter and everything in your home leaving a bad odor behind. The tar settles on the air filter causing a restriction in flow. This could damage your hvac systems internal components.
When our children get sick, we only want them to get better. Coughing & sneezing can cause germs to become airborne finding a way to possibly live in your duct system. Our company recommends a air duct cleaning every 2-3 years and changing your filter every 1-3 months. Our pets shed hair and dander, that finds its way to our air duct system. Our animal friends can contribute to contaminants in the air duct and vent system. Buildup of animal hair can cause problems for your air duct system. It can accumulate and cause the air flow to become restricted.
