What to Know About Your Air Duct Cleaning Job

What to know about your Air Duct cleaning job It’s important to know how the Air Duct cleaning job is being done, before you let anyone do the service for you.  There are things to look out for such as:  What type of tools are they using?  Check to see if they use brushes to clean the air ducts. This is a big no, no! Brushes eat up air ducts. They put holes in thin ducting materials and damage the ducts. As a result, you are cooling/heating your attic instead of your home and you’re left with an outrageous bill. Never let anyone clean your ducts with brushes - you are asking for trouble. It should be done with air. Are their tools backed by the NADCA (National Air Duct Cleaning Association)? What good is the job if they are not using the proper tools to efficiently clean your air ducts? For example, the Roto Brush is not backed by the NADCA because it uses brushes. On the other hand, the Ram Air Cleaning device, the newest, most up to date and efficient cleaning device, cleans by air pressure. The Ram Air System is rated #1 by the National Air Duct Cleaning Association. (Remember no duct can be totally 100% clean. As soon as it is swept clean the natural dust in the air is in the ducts.) Ask the air duct cleaning company how the duct job is done? What are they cleaning? First, make sure they are cleaning the return air ducts and grill; second, the filters and air handler (furnace); third, the supply ducts starting from the furthest away from the air handler (furnace) to the closest. They should do this in this order to correctly clean your ducts.  If you have any questions please go towww.ventandductcleaning.comor send an email toRDavidinfo@gmail.com This company is out of Florida serving Lake County, Volusia County and the Villages. They use all the NADCA certified tools and are considered the top in their field /profession.