Air ducts are used in HVAC systems to deliver and remove warmed and cooled air, but they can also be the site of toxic airborne contaminants. Animal dander, dust, mold spores and other contaminants can be found lurking in your ductwork. These toxins can be circulated through your ventilation system, decreasing the indoor air quality[…]
There are few things worse than a bad smell that you just can’t get rid of. It starts as an unpleasant smell in one area of the house but eventually affects the entire home. You check everywhere, but can’t find the source of the odour. Believe it or not, it’s pretty common for these odours[…]
People often believe they’re allergic to pet hair, but in reality, they’re allergic to pet dander. Pet dander is made up of tiny specks of skin that are shed by common household pets, like dogs and cats. When released into the air, pet dander causes sneezing, runny noses, itchy, red, and watery eyes, and coughing.[…]
While cleaning your home regularly can help to cut down on the amount of dust and dirt floating about in the air, nothing can improve indoor air quality quite like a professional duct cleaning. There are, however, some commonly held myths that prevent many people from getting their ducts cleaned on a yearly or even[…]
If you’re in the process of renovating your home, or you’re getting ready to start a renovation in the future, it’s a good idea to schedule a duct cleaning for when the project has been completed. With all the cutting, sawing and drilling that goes on during a home renovation, there’s ample opportunity for your[…]
