RESIDENTIAL CLEANING

RESIDENTIAL AIR DUCT CLEANING

Our Air Duct Cleaning Process

STEP ONE

Technicians will arrive at your house, introduce themselves, and wear protective boot covers.
We conduct an initial walkthrough to locate all registers and assess the HVAC system layout.
We will provide our professional opinion, and recommendation.
You can decide if the vent needs to be cleaned before we begin the process. No pushy sales guy!

STEP TWO

Set up the equipment, lay down drop cloths and corner protectors when needed to protect your home, and begin the cleaning process.
Remove wall, ceiling and floor registers.
Clean the registers thoroughly with vacuume and brush.
Create two 8" openings in the main trunk lines. One in the supply and one in the return to connect our vacuum truck.

STEP THREE

We use our Hypervac system with an air compressor and air whips to ensure thorough air duct cleaning.
An air hose with rods and whips is used to dislodge dust and debris, which is then vacuumed into the main trunk lines.

STEP FOUR

We create 1 1/4" openings where needed in your trunk lines to gain full access to your system.
We use the same Hypervac system to clean each trunk line using bigger air whips.
The 1 1/4" openings are sealed with black plugs.
Finally, we seal each 8" opening with a sheet metal patch, foil tape and sheet metal screws ensuring a beautiful finished product.

STEP FIVE

Before the system is sealed we mist with EnviroCON, an EPA approved disinfectant treatment.
This disinfectant kills any harmful microbacterials that are in the system, yet is safe for pets and humans.
This treatment also leaves the system smelling minty fresh.

STEP SIX

Finally, we will review before and after pictures so you can see the difference!

DRYER VENT CLEANING

STEP ONE

You can decide if the vent needs to be cleaned before we begin the process
We will provide our professional opinion, and recommendation. No pushy sales guy!

Lint buildup over time reduces dryer efficiency.

STEP TWO

Sometimes we will access it from the dryer, and sometimes we access it from the exhaust outlet.

Lint buildup creates a potential fire hazard.

STEP THREE

We send a spinning brush all the way through to ensure there are no obstructions.
This includes removing any birds, bees or critters nests that have been built.

Dryer vent clogged by birds nest (Very Common).

STEP FOUR

Clean dryer vent!