Furnace Cleaning & Duct Cleaning Saskatoon

WE CLEAN:

Furnace Cleaning	Air Exchange	Duct Cleaning
Exhaust Air Systems	Roof Top Units	Hot Water Tanks
A/C & Heat Coils	Boilers	Fireplaces
Sanitize & Deodorize	Dryer Vents	Filtration Upgrades
Central Vacs	Humidifier Repairs	Insulation Removal

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Why should I have my air ducts cleaned? There are three main reasons to have your entire HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) system cleaned

1. Your HVAC system acts as a filter and collects dust, debris, hair, smoke and thousands of other allergy causing pollutants every day. These contaminants end up in your air duct system and then get recycled in your indoor living environment. When you use your furnace or air conditioner, these pollutants are circulating in your home. Having your entire air duct system cleaned will provide a healthier indoor environment for you and your family. For more information, visit MPCA’s website

2. Cleaner vents will also reduce the amount of dust in your home. You wont have to stop dusting entirely, but you will notice a dramatic difference in the level of dust.

3. Air duct cleaning will increase the efficiency of your heating and cooling systems. Studies have shown that a dirty HVAC system reduces the efficiency of your heating and cooling systems by 21%. This means that your heating and cooling systems have to work a lot harder when they are not properly cleaned and maintained, which can lead to higher energy bills as well as systems that have a higher chance of breaking down.

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How do I know if I need to have air duct cleaning done in my home? While most homes would benefit from air duct cleaning, here are the consumers who really should make it a priority to have their vents cleaned:

1. People who suffer from allergies, asthma, or other respiratory illnesses According to the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), the indoor air we breathe can be up to 100 times more polluted than outdoor air. And for anyone suffering from allergies, asthma, emphysema etc, your indoor living environment can be contributing to shortness of breath, asthma, or allergy attacks etc. Cleaning the vents will greatly improve the indoor air quality of your home, helping you breathe easier.

2. People moving into new homes Newly constructed homes have more debris than you would expect. Sheet rock, nails, insulation, pounds upon pounds of dust and sometimes garbage makes its way into your vents. And even the most cautious contractors and home builders cannot ensure that nothing will fall into the vents, especially since the air duct system is installed long before the walls, insulation and sheet rock go up.

3. Newly-remodeled homes Basement refinishes, updates kitchens and bathrooms, add-ons… anything that involves a saw or a sander will more than likely kick up dust and debris that will end up in your air duct system. Even with the utmost caution, dust and debris find their way into your vents.

How often should I have my air ducts cleaned? It is recommended to have your air ducts cleaned typically every 2-4 years. However, if there are pets, smokers, or people who suffer from allergies, asthma, or other respiratory illnesses, you may consider having them cleaned every 12-18 months.

Is air duct cleaning really worth the money? Cleaning your air ducts will provide a cleaner indoor living environment for you and your family, cut down on the amount of dust in your home, and help your heating and cooling system run more efficiently, saving you money on your energy bills!

Do I need to move anything before you come clean? Our staff is trained to move only the necessary items to complete the job. We need to access each register opening, a working area around the furnace, and parking as close as possible to the furnace.

Should I have my ductwork sanitized? This is an issue of debate. It is not uncommon for mold, fungus or bacteria to be present in ductwork. It is a dark, confined space and moisture can be present, which may create an ideal breeding ground. However, most spores can be removed with a thorough cleaning. It is also important to evaluate why mold or other contamination is present. Is the condensation from the furnace not draining properly? Is a buildup of moisture contributing to the problem? Is the humidifier in need of maintenance? Is insulation in the ductwork degrading or holding moisture? The cause of the problem should be identified, or the mold will likely return.

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