Duct Cleaning and Sanitation

Duct cleaning and Sanitation Package

“Duct cleaning” refers to the process of removing dust, debris, contaminants, and other pollutants from the HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system’s ductwork.

Performing duct cleaning and whole duct sanitation involves a systematic process to ensure comprehensive results. Here are the general steps:

1.Inspection:
We begin with a thorough inspection of the HVAC system and ductwork. Identify areas with visible dust, debris, or potential contaminants. This step helps in planning the cleaning strategy.

2. Preparation:
Before starting the cleaning process, protect the surrounding areas. Cover vents and registers to prevent dislodged debris from entering the living spaces. Ensure that the HVAC system is turned off during the cleaning.

3. Dust Cleaning:
We use specialized tools such as high-powered vacuums and brushes to dislodge and remove dust and debris from the ductwork. Pay close attention to bends, corners, and areas prone to accumulation.

4. Decontamination:
Apply an appropriate duct sanitizing solution to eliminate bacteria, mold, and other contaminants. This step is crucial for improving indoor air quality and preventing the regrowth of harmful microorganisms.

5. Mold Remediation:
If mold is detected, implement mold remediation measures. This may involve applying antimicrobial agents to prevent mold regrowth. In severe cases, professional mold remediation services may be necessary.

6. Coil Cleaning:
Clean the evaporator and condenser coils as part of the overall sanitation process. This helps in maintaining the efficiency of the HVAC system and preventing the circulation of contaminated air.

7. Filter Replacement:
Replace air filters with high-efficiency filters to trap smaller particles and prevent them from entering the ductwork. This improves overall air quality and reduces the frequency of duct cleaning.

8. Sealing and Insulation Check:
We inspect and repair any leaks or gaps in the ductwork. Properly sealed and insulated ducts contribute to energy efficiency and prevent the infiltration of contaminants.

9. Final Inspection:
We conduct a final inspection to ensure that all steps have been completed successfully. Verify that the HVAC system is functioning properly, and the ductwork is clean and sanitized.

10. Documentation:
Maintain a record of the cleaning and sanitation process, including before-and-after photos. This documentation will be valuable for future reference and as proof of maintenance.