Forsyth County, GA Duct Cleaning

Better Indoor Air Quality Means Better Health

As you read this, your ductwork may have years of accumulated dust and debris sitting in them. Dust mites, pollen, pet dander, and even viruses or bacteria settle within your ductwork, and can remain dormant for awhile—until you go to use your air conditioner or forced-air heater. Then, it kicks up all this debris and sends particles into the air you breathe.

Many homeowners notice a difference in their indoor air quality after thorough professional duct cleaning. Anyone with allergies or asthma (or any other respiratory condition) can breathe easier without all the extra dust in the ductwork. Plus, anyone with a compromised immune system can feel more confident that their home’s air is clean and clear.

Improve Your HVAC Efficiency with Duct Cleaning

Your air conditioning and heating systems use enough energy already—in fact they account for half of all your home’s energy usage! Your heating and cooling bills can be even costlier if you have dirty ductwork. All the extra dust lining the ductwork reduces the volume available for air to travel through, creating friction and slowing the movement of air through the ductwork.

As a result, the air coming through your vents may not feel like it’s the temperature you’d expect. You may adjust the thermostat to try to achieve your desired temperature, but now you’re using more energy than necessary and making your HVAC system work harder than it should have to. By scheduling professional air duct cleaning every few years, your HVAC system will have a better chance to run more efficiently.

Call on Our Indoor Air Quality and Home Performance Specialists

Duct cleaning isn’t something you can perform on your own. First off, your ducts are hard to access, and you may unintentionally do damage to them just trying to reach them. Secondly, you may only kick up the dust in the ducts and allow it to move through your living space with better ease.