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Air duct cleaning is a great way to improve your indoor air environment. Many people do not know what they are breathing in their home. A lot of times there is a large amount of debris buildup within your air duct system to cause respiratory problems for many allergy sufferers as well as children. The problem is with air ducts they are typically out of site which means they are out of mind. Don't forget to schedule an air duct cleaning to improve the air you breathe inside your home.

The United States Environmental Protection Agency estimates the average US citizen spends 90% of their time indoors. If you think about that it is most likely true. Whether you are at your home or place of business most of us are indoors a majority of the time. Based on that information it just makes sense to have the air you are constantly breathing be as clean as it possibly can. One of the best ways to do that is to have your ductwork cleaned. There are many companies out there that perform this task. You want to be sure to avoid some of those companies that offer steep discounts like $99 specials because based on the Better Business Bureau they do not have a track record of quality work. You are better off choosing a service provider that is up front with their pricing. You can expect to pay around $350 for a quality cleaning of an average size home.

Included in this cleaning they should clean out all of your supply-side vents as well as your return inside. There are two methods of air duct cleaning which companies will use. They are compressed air and brushes. The use of brushes as pretty much gone by the wayside with the introduction of compressed air tools. Brushes have a tendency to damage some of the flex ducting that you will find in newer homes. On the other hand the compressed air tools offer equal agitation with less risk of damaging your duct system. There are also two kind of companies out there who offer this service one uses a portable vacuum and the other a truck mounted unit. There has been much debate as to which is better but if you ask me the size of the vacuum really does not matter once it is above a certain level. The reason for that is that the compressed air tools are designed to push anything and everything down to the vacuum. So in that case the best option is for cleaning is to have a powerful air compressor as opposed to a powerful vacuum.

Anyway you slice it air duct cleaning is a great service to have performed every 3 to 5 years depending on how busy your houses. When summer comes and the sunlight shines through your windows just look at all of the particles floating in the air. These are the particles that you are breathing on a daily basis. I don't know about you but it just makes sense to me to limit this particle count if there is a way to do it. There is a way to do it and it is called air duct cleaning. Carl Cranstony
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