Is Your Family Breathing Clean Indoor Air?
Proper Air Duct Cleaning Requires The Right Protocols & Certifications
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Why NADCA-Certification Matters
Air duct cleaning is a misnomer.
Just as you wouldn't clean only half your kitchen, you wouldn't want to clean just part of your system.
Beyond your air ducts, NADCA-certified professionals clean your entire system.
Because most often, dirt accumulates in the deepest parts of your system ➔ not just at the surface.
This is where most uncertified “air duct cleaners” get it wrong
They use improper equipment and procedures that don't reach the true sources of contamination.
And improper procedure can make things worse ➔ pushing dirt deeper into your vents, and into the rest of your home.
Proper cleaning involves
Cleaning the entire HVAC system ➔ not just the air ducts:
- Coils
- Drains
- Drain pans
- Registers
- Grills
- Air plenum
- Blower motor and assembly
- Heat exchanger
- Air filter
- Air cleaner
Placing your HVAC system under continuous negative pressure (a vacuum)
This ensures particles aren't released into your living space during cleaning.
Using the right equipment and chemicals
Only chemicals registered with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) should be used.
When done by the right professional, cleaning only needs to happen once every 3 years.