If you’re noticing the signs that your ductwork may be dirty, you may be wondering if it is time to schedule vent cleaning in Clovis. And if it is time to schedule the service, our team is here to help. We can offer an assessment of your ductwork system and then clean out your vents, even securing and resealing them if needed.
You can keep reading to learn more about how often your home’s ductwork needs to be cleaned, as well as signs to watch for that can indicate your ductwork is dirty. If you’re wondering whether or not a duct cleaning service is necessary, you can also learn about the benefits of scheduling the service regularly.
Keeping your home comfortable throughout the year is dependant on more than one factor. It makes sense that part of the equation is temperature control, of course. However, the other part of your comfort depends on your indoor air quality. Without good air quality in the house, you aren’t going to get the peak level of comfort that you want.
You step outside and discover that, instead of a nice evening sunset, it looks like the world may be ending. The sky is grey and heavy and the sun is an eerie shade of red. There must be another fire nearby and, since we are starting fall now, this will be a trend for a few months yet.
When you think of cleaning up around the house, you probably think of doing the dishes, attacking that mounting pile of laundry, sweeping the tile floors and vacuuming the carpeted areas, etc. What you probably don’t think about, though, is the overall condition within your ductwork. While you should certainly be concerned with the cleanliness of your air ducts, you really shouldn’t be adding them to your cleaning list. Why not? Well, because you simply cannot effectively and thoroughly clean them on your own.
Now that we’re moving into the latter half of March, many homeowners throughout the area are already starting to think about getting the best performances possible from their air conditioning systems. We will have some helpful tips to help you do so coming in near-future posts. For now, though, we want to remind homeowners of how important it is to also maintain great