When you buy a house, it comes with a maintenance checklist that you must complete in order to keep it running properly. When others give you advise on the most critical things you need to do, it might be overwhelming. Changing your air filter is something you may have heard a lot about. You’ve got …
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Vents in the air conditionerMold can grow in air ducts, despite its rarity. The simplest way to find mold is to look for visible signs of it inside your vents. If all else fails, your nose is the next best thing. You should be fine if you can’t see or smell mold, but if you …
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The difference in air quality after air duct cleaning may be minor in homes with low to average levels of dust and residents who do not have respiratory allergy symptoms. However, some homes are more susceptible to dust and other allergens in the air. Older homes, for example, could be more prone to mold problems …
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Cleaning the HVAC air ducts will significantly minimize or remove emissions, resulting in cleaner air and improved occupant health. Cleaning air ducts may be done in a variety of ways. However, it is preferable to employ an HVAC contractor who is more knowledgeable about air duct cleaning best practices. As a result, the project will …
How do VOCs impact our indoor air quality? VOC stands for Volatile organic compounds. They are compounds that have high vapor pressure and low water solubility. majority of VOCs are human-made chemicals. Some examples are paints and lacquers, office equipment such as copiers and printers, correction fluids and carbonless copy paper, paint strippers, and cleaning …
ProClean provides the Best Job, Best Value in HVAC system cleanup by: -using powerful vacuums and truck-mounted compressors. -employing a flexible wand system designed to get into every nook and cranny of your HVAC system. -cleaning every single component of your HVAC system: grilles, supply ducts, trunk lines, return ducts, blower cabinet, blower unit, and …
