Have you ever been driving down a road or freeway and experienced the impact that a small amount of debris has on the traffic? If so, then you are familiar with how frustrating it can be to see cars backing up because of a small box or scattered clothing. You are also going to have a better understanding of why a little debris can have a big impact on your home comfort.
We want you to take a moment to think of your ductwork as that road or freeway. Things are flowing nicely until there is debris to contend with. On the road, this means a traffic back-up; with your ductwork, this means your home comfort is effected. And just like you want someone to come to get that debris off the road, you’ll want a professional to clear the debris from your ductwork too.
Your ducts are built into your walls and crawlspace so you don’t really see them unless you go out of your way to access these areas. This means that it may come as a surprise to find out that your ductwork can get dirty in the first place. The truth, however, is that your ductwork can collect dirt, dust, fur, pollen, and other debris inside of them over time. After a few years, it is likely that that debris will build up enough to cause trouble.
It is one thing to say that your ductwork can get dirty, it is another to be able to recognize when the build-up is starting to hinder your home comfort. Be on the alert for these warning signs.
When we talk about the fact that your ductwork can get dirty and collect build-up, your first instinct might be to grab a dust rag or that hand-held vacuum to tackle the debris yourself. We urge you not to do this though.
Instead, it is better to schedule air duct cleaning in Sugar Land, TX with a professional service technician. We have to tools and experience that will allow our techs to safely clean out your ducts without damaging them.
Contact Fresh Air, LP to schedule your next ductwork cleaning service.
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