Duct Cleaning FAQ's
1. Can Dirty Ducts Cause Illness?
2. Can HVAC Duct Cleaning Save Me Money on Energy?
3. Do My Ducts Need Cleaning?
4. Do You Advise Installing UV Lights Within My HVAC System?
5. Should I Have a High Efficiency Filtration Unit Fitted?
6. Do I Need to Leave My Home While HVAC Duct Cleaning Takes Place?
2. Can HVAC Duct Cleaning Save Me Money on Energy?
3. Do My Ducts Need Cleaning?
4. Do You Advise Installing UV Lights Within My HVAC System?
5. Should I Have a High Efficiency Filtration Unit Fitted?
6. Do I Need to Leave My Home While HVAC Duct Cleaning Takes Place?
1. Can Dirty Ducts Cause Illness?
2. Can HVAC Duct Cleaning Save Me Money on Energy?
3. Do My Ducts Need Cleaning?
4. Do You Advise Installing UV Lights Within My HVAC System?
5. Should I Have a High Efficiency Filtration Unit Fitted?
6. Do I Need to Leave My Home While HVAC Duct Cleaning Takes Place?
- The major problem with dirty ducts is that they are a breeding ground for a range of microbial, bacteria, pollutants, irritants, and allergens. Left unchecked these pollutants can then be pumped into your rooms via your HVAC system.
Scientific testing is currently under way, but the Environmental Protection Agency has indicated that indoor air quality is severely worse than outdoor, and could be the cause of a number of illnesses and infections. HVAC duct cleaning can prevent the spread of pollutants through your house.
2. Can HVAC Duct Cleaning Save Me Money on Energy?
- A build up of dust, debris, and pollutants within the HVAC system means that it is put under increased pressure. In order to combat this, the various components of the HVAC system will work harder. As a consequence they will consume more and more energy. Also, dryer ducts may become little more than a gaping hole to the outside world that enables the cold air to flow freely through your home, once they are clogged up with dirt. HVAC duct cleaning ensures that the HVAC system can work under less pressure and that ducts and vents are not clogged and inoperable.
3. Do My Ducts Need Cleaning?
- It's very difficult to say without first inspecting your ducts and HVAC system. If there is a musty smell coming from the ducts or you can visibly see a build up of mold, bacteria, or dust, then it is safe to assume that your ducts do indeed need cleaning. It is especially important if anybody in your home suffers from allergies or asthma.
4. Do You Advise Installing UV Lights Within My HVAC System?
- The proper UV lights, those that use UV-C, have proven effective in combating 99.9% of all but the very smallest of microbial and pollutants. They offer a cost effective method to help keep your HVAC system running smoothly and your air fresh. While it isn?t essential to have UV lights installed, it may benefit you in the long run.
5. Should I Have a High Efficiency Filtration Unit Fitted?
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A high efficiency filter collects a much larger proportion of debris that attempts to get through. Available on prescription in certain cases, and easy to clean without professional help, we do strongly recommend the fitting of a high efficiency filter especially for allergy and asthma sufferers.
6. Do I Need to Leave My Home While HVAC Duct Cleaning Takes Place?
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HEPA-filtered vacuums create a negative air pressure and for the majority of the process it is not necessary to leave the premises. None of the pollutants escape during the process. However, some cleaning companies use a disinfectant that is particularly strong, and it is advised as a matter of caution that you and any pets vacate the premises while this be conducted. Not all HVAC duct cleaning services use this chemical, though.
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