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Does duct cleaning really help?

 

​When done properly, a thorough air duct cleaning will not only make your home or office environment healthier, it also increases the efficiency and lengthens the life of your heating and cooling equipment.

My House is new. Do I need air duct cleaning?

 

We service many new homes and remodel sites. Anytime there is contruction or a remodel, you have leftover drywall dust, saw dust, wood and drywall pieces and other construction debris that finds its way into your air ducts.

Does sanitizer really work?
 

When properly applied, yes, sanitizer does work well.  Choosing the proper sanitizer is very important. The sanitizer we use controls microbial growth and odors and is EPA registered for cleaning hard, nonporous air ducts and HVAC systems and does not require rinsing after application. Prevents re-growth of odor causing bacteria on treated surfaces for up to six months and is EPA, FDA and OSHA compliant with a very low toxicity rating.

 

Recommended Uses:

  • Mold/IAQ remediation

  • Misting and dust suppression

  • Water and flood damage restoration

  • Sewer backflow cleanup

  • Trauma & Crime scene cleanup

  • Air duct cleaning

  • Carpet cleaning, decontaminating and odor control

  • Disinfects hard, non-porous environmental surfaces

  • Clean, disinfect and deodorize equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE)

  • Clean, disinfect and deodorize equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE)

Features and Benefits

  • EPA, FDA and OSHA compliant

  • EPA toxicity rating "low/very low"

  • Cleans, disinfects and deodorizes in one step

  • Continuous residual bacteriostatic activity up to 6 months*

  • Kills mold and mildew, including Stachybotrys chartarum** (black mold)

  • Provides 100% kill of disease and odor causing organisms. It is fungicidal, bactericidal, virucidal, mildewcidal and tuburculocidal

  • Non-corrosive to surfaces including plastics, latex, vinyl, glass, wood, metal and porcelain

  • Non-abrasive

  • Alcohol free safe for equipment***

  • Contains a pharmaceutical active ingredient system with no harsh chemicals, such as bleach

  • Will not inhibit the adhesion of paint

  • Mildly alkaline (pH 7.5)

  • Non-staining and non-flammable

  • No special shipping or disposal restrictions

  • Registered in all 50 states (including California), Puerto Rico and Canada

* EPA Registration Number 8383-3

** Bean, GA. University of Maryland Department of Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics

***Alcohols are inappropriate for use on surfaces because they coagulate protein, are poor cleaners and rapid evaporation makes adequate contact times impossible on open surfaces"

Block, SS, ed., Disinfection, Sterilization and Preservation, 4th ed., Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger, 1991

Do UV lights really work?

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Studies prove UV filters work very well. The idea is this. The UV light is installed in the return plenum above the filter cabinet. UV light then shine on the bacteria and mold spores as the air passes through. This kills a great deal of the pathogens. The UV light also shines on the filter killing the pathogens resting in the filter. Since the total air in your house is filtered many times per hour, most air borne pathogens are removed from your air.

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