Expert Chimney Sweep, Air Duct & Dryer Vent Cleaning in Louisville, KY

Most anything that you regularly find while sweeping the floor will usually be found in your air ducts. Take a moment to sweep the floor with a broom. Note the dust and debris as you sweep the floor into a pile. You will find things like:

The registers to as far as you can reach are a small part of the entire system. For every register, there are large supply and return duct lines. These duct lines usually have many times the amount of dust, debris, mold, and bacteria, etc. So cleaning your registers is a small portion of the job.

The Duct Truck's goal is source removal. This is based on the highest standard set forth by the National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) standard. We use a powerful state-of-the-art vacuum truck to create enormous negative pressure or vacuum. While the vacuum is on at one end of the system, a rotating brush or whip system dislodges all of the dirt and debris. The vacuum's brush/whip push and pull system drives the dirt and debris out into our large vacuum truck safely located outside of the house or building. The registers are hand washed, and we clean the plenum, blower housing, motor and wheel. Bottom line...the system is cleaned thoroughly!

Normal operation of the HVAC (furnace and air conditioning) system can redistribute dirt, dust, human skin flakes, pet dander, mold spores, etc. into your living space/breathing air. Cleaning the dust systems can remove these contaminants that can threaten to trigger allergies. Additionally, clean air ducts increase airflow and improve operating temperatures. The result are energy savings that reduce your bills!

The NADCA standard assures a thorough cleaning as defined in the "standard". Perhaps the most important item in the standard is source removal. This assures the goal of removing contaminants from your HVAC system. NADCA is constantly in pursuit of best practices for the industry. They focus on new technology, equipment, and advancements in cleaning techniques. A staff member is present in the company that has passed the NADCA Certification Exam. This individual has exhibited extensive knowledge of the industry and cleaning methods. Additionally, the NADCA certification demands further education and seminars to maintain the status.