Most of the population does not understand why they need to clean their ducts on a consistent basis. There are many different reasons to consider duct cleaning, but the main reason is to ensure your HVAC system is properly maintained. Regular cleanings will clear the duct lines so the system will run more effectively. This helps utilize less energy and create a healthier indoor environment for you.

Over time, dust and particulates accumulate within the duct-line. At a certain point, the debris will cause the HVAC system to work harder. This directly affects the motor-blower system, which will wear down the unit to a point of malfunction. Cleaning the ducts removes dust and debris to allow your HVAC system to function at its normal capacity. In addition, many of our clients have seen a reduction in energy costs. This is because their system runs more efficiently with clean lines and maintenance.

Construction dust can accumulate within your HVAC ducts at a rapid pace. Regardless if you’re taking on a large project or renovating a small area in your property, unwanted construction dust can create inefficiencies in your ducts. At Kelley Klean, we recommend you reach out to us after the renovation is complete. Our technicians will clean your ducts, HVAC blower, and fan coils to ensure that all areas are clean and free of construction dust. In addition, we can change out your filters and discard the old to allow for a more optimal cleaning system.

Commonly missed areas that contain lint, dust, and debris are your dryer vents. Many times, our competitors will miss these areas since they are not obvious areas to attract dust. However, you could be doing your dryer a favor by having this area cleaned. Similar to an HVAC system, when dryer vents experience a buildup of dust, it causes the dryer to work harder to exhaust air out of the home. The harder your dryer has to work, the sooner it could break down. Protect your investment in your appliances and make sure the restoration company you choose not only cleans your HVAC ducts, but your dryer ducts as well.