Duct cleaning Buffalo technician educating consumers while examining different types of ductwork
Duct Cleaning Buffalo NY experts with DUCTZ are working to promote public awareness about the necessity of duct cleaning service. Homes that produce large amounts of dust may need duct cleaning every few years; however, most homes with modern furnaces and air conditioners will rarely need professional duct cleaning.
Residents who suffer from allergies should check for large deposits of dust under registers. If there is substantial dust and visible mold growth inside the ducts even though appliances are well maintained and filters changed regularly, professional duct cleaning is recommended.
Residents should know what type of duct work they have. Though all types of ductwork can support microbial growth to some degree, there are some distinctions. Some insulated duct systems can trap moisture in areas that should stay reasonably dry. Bare metal ducts with no liner or porous material rarely cause this problem and they’re easier to treat with EPA registered products.
Wet or moldy duct work with fiberglass duct liner should be replaced with bare metal ductwork. Currently, there are no EPA-registered products to treat this type of ductwork.
Robert Garman owns DUCTZ of Buffalo, specializing in duct cleaning and HVAC system maintenance. Robert provides a thorough inspection and evaluation of ductwork for homes and businesses in the Buffalo NY area.
DUCTZ professionals are leading advocates for indoor air quality and strictly adhere to industry standards during HVAC system reconditioning and restoration projects. Their certified, qualified and trained professionals use proprietary techniques to provide superior service and maintenance of HVAC systems, improving the efficiency of the HVAC system and indoor air quality. Visit http://www.ductcleaningbuffalony.com/ to learn more.
Contact:
Robert Garman
Ductz of Buffalo
2728 Niagara Falls Blvd; Ste 3
Wheatfield, NY 14304
Local: 716-775-3828
Email: [email protected]
This press release was submitted by Right Now Marketing Group, LLC
