Why is it necessary to clean air ducts?
Dust build-up in the system blocks the airflow in the ventilation system, reducing its efficiency.
In addition, various fungi, bacteria and viruses can colonise the system, invisibly poisoning the people working on the system. Disinfection of the air ducts at certain intervals is also essential from an energy efficiency point of view, as a dusty system can cause an energy surplus of up to 10%.
The process of air duct disinfection
Dust is loosened on the inside surface of the ductwork and collected in a sealed dust bag through the cleaning vents by means of an extractor. The dust contamination is disposed of as hazardous waste.
As a final step in the cleaning process, the duct system is treated with a special disinfectant to kill any bacteria, viruses or fungi that may have colonised, ensuring you have a cleaned and disinfected duct system.
The dangers of contaminated air duct systems
Dusty and neglected air duct systems negatively impact not only health but also daily operations.
Allergic reactions
Contaminated indoor air increases the presence of allergens, mold spores, and bacteria as it circulates.
Higher energy consumption
Built-up debris blocks airflow, forcing the system to use more energy.
Costly breakdowns
Lack of cleaning causes system components to wear out faster, leading to frequent repairs or replacements.
Our company offers an extended service, such as a site survey with a camera duct inspection on request!
Clean air systems are key to good health
Cleaning is essential to maintaining fresh and healthy indoor air. A clean system not only boosts efficiency but also prevents the buildup of dust, pathogens, and pollutants that can harm both health and the system over time.
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