Commercial Air Duct Cleaning For Your Business

Why Choose Our Commercial Air Duct Cleaning Services?

Healthier Workspaces: Over time, HVAC systems can accumulate dust, allergens, and other contaminants. Our thorough cleaning process removes these pollutants, resulting in cleaner air and a healthier environment for everyone in your facility.

Energy Efficiency: A clean HVAC system operates more efficiently, potentially leading to reduced energy costs. By eliminating debris and buildup, we help your system function optimally, which can translate to significant savings on your energy bills.

Compliance and Safety: Regular maintenance of air ducts is essential for meeting health and safety standards. Our services ensure that your commercial property remains compliant with industry regulations, providing peace of mind for business owners and facility managers.

Ducts should be cleaned whenever:

➢ You notice a visible buildup of dirt or dust on the returns
➢ Any signs of mold are detected in the system
➢ Unpleasant odors are coming from the system when it’s running
➢ Dust in your home seems to reappear just a day or two after cleaning

What Happens During a Wisconsin Natural Air Duct Cleaning?

HVAC Deep Cleaning

HVAC deep cleaning is an exceptionally thorough process that ensures your system is cleaned from top to bottom. We begin by connecting our powerful gas-powered negative air machine to your system, either at the furnace or directly into a trunk line. These machines pull a minimum of 5,000 Cubic Feet Per Minute (CFM) of air, creating strong suction.

Next, we address each vent, cold air return, register, and trunk line individually. We use pressurized air whips attached to a flexible snake, which we guide through each part of the system. The air whips dislodge all the built-up dust, debris, pet dander, bugs, and even items like batteries or drywall fragments that may have accumulated over time. As the debris is loosened, our negative air machine, which runs continuously throughout the process, vacuums it all out of the system.

This method ensures that every bit of dirt and debris is pulled out, leaving your HVAC system impeccably clean with nothing left behind.

Furnace Blower Cleaning

Cleaning the furnace blower is crucial for maintaining a clean and healthy HVAC system. The blower is responsible for pushing air throughout your property, so a dirty blower can quickly lead to a dirty system. When we clean the blower unit, we meticulously clean every component. This includes scrubbing the motor and fan blades, using air whips to dislodge dirt from any surrounding areas, blowing out the heat exchanger, and wiping down the burners. We recommend having your furnace blower cleaned every 2-3 years, as it is the most vital part of the system to keep clean. Keeping the blower in top condition is essential for the overall health and efficiency of your HVAC system—remember that.

Sanitizing

System sanitization is essential for preventing the growth of allergens, bacteria, dust mites, and mold within the dust of your air system. In many homes we service, our technicians find dust fungi growing in areas like the blower compartment, trunk lines, or vents. This fungus can cause health issues for the residents and may lead to a mold outbreak within the HVAC system. The most effective way to prevent or treat this issue is by periodically applying a sanitizing solution throughout the entire system.

When we sanitize a system, we ensure that every part is thoroughly treated. Our process involves using a sanitizing spray to disperse two natural sanitizers into the system. We start by turning on your HVAC system and spraying the solution through the return side. The blower then pulls the sanitizer spray through the returns into the furnace, sanitizing the furnace completely. From there, the sanitizing spray is pushed through all the components and vents of the home, ensuring a full system sanitization. Unlike some services that only sanitize a single vent or unit, we sanitize every part of your system, providing comprehensive protection against harmful contaminants.