The Air Duct Cleaning Process
During the air duct cleaning process, a rotating brush is inserted through the length of the
air ductwork. This brush dislodges any dust, debris, and allergens. On the openings of the ductwork, a powerful vacuum is attached with a large hose that goes to an outside receptacle.
This special air duct cleaning equipment can safely extract large quantities of allergens, dust and dander from your air ducts. During this cleaning process, the registers, vents, heating and cooling coils, and other components of the HVAC system are thoroughly cleaned. The end result is a completely clean air duct system that can circulate hot or cold air without spreading pollutants, allergens, or contaminants.
It may surprise you to know that the average six-room house produces 40 pounds of dust each year! That dust and particulate all ends up in the air ducts when the air conditioning or furnace runs, as the air from the rooms are circulated through the central air system.