Denver, CO – Duct cleaning services are advertized on the internet, in local newspapers and in flyers received in the mail. With so many duct cleaning companies that offer various services at different prices, choosing one to work with can be daunting.
Some companies will use scare tactics to sell their services, saying that dirty duct work can contain harmful contaminants to household residents. They might even cite bogus claims of EPA certification or approval or recommendations for annual duct cleaning.
The worst part about falling for these scamming duct cleaning companies is that they may do more harm than good and they are not licensed, certified, or members of any professional association in their industry. Their inadequate vacuum collection systems and short-cut cleaning procedures can release more dust, dirt and other contaminants into the air than simply leaving the ducts alone.
According to DUCTZ, the nations’ premier air duct cleaning franchise, there is no recommend schedule for duct cleaning. The NADCA 2006 Standard suggests a recommended inspection schedule for residential HVAC systems as follows:
Air Handling Unit – 1 year
Supply Ductwork – 2 years
Return Ductwork/Exhaust – 2 years
New home buyers might consider having duct cleaning to improve the indoor air quality of their home and have peace of mind that their new home is clean. Homes that produce unusual amounts of dust may need duct cleaning services on a regular basis.
The truth is, most homes with modern furnaces and air conditioners rarely need duct cleaning service. As long as registers do not contain large amounts of dust or mold, duct cleaning is probably not necessary. When in doubt, call a licensed, certified duct cleaning service, to perform and inspection and evaluation. Verify their credentials and check the Better Business Bureau for their business profile.
Sol Eichenbaum owns DUCTZ of Denver, specializing in duct cleaning and HVAC system inspection and maintenance. Sol and his duct cleaning technicians are licensed and certified to service many types of HVAC systems and duct work configurations.
DUCTZ is a member of the National Air Duct Cleaner’s Association (NADCA), Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA), and Air Conditioning Contractor’s Association (ACCA). DUCTZ franchises and their employees go through extensive training and certification programs approved by the NADCA and the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC). Visit http://www.ductcleaningdenver.org/ to learn more.
Sol Eichenbaum
DUCTZ of Mile High
4265 South Dawson St
Aurora, CO 80014
Tel: 720-870-6262
Toll Free: 877-382-8987
Email: [email protected]
This press release was submitted by Right Now Marketing Group, LLC
