St. Louis Air Duct Cleaning Solutions
Our air duct cleaning services in St. Louis and surrounding areas are unmatched for their comprehensive quality. Our services keep your entire duct system clean and flowing properly at all times, improving the quality of air while limiting the risks of allergens, respiratory symptoms and other health risks.
Basics on Our Air Duct Cleaning
Air duct cleaning is a common process that's carried out in numerous homes and businesses to improve air quality in both cooling and heating situations. It's ideal for many situations, including those where you have several pets in the home, have home occupants who are sensitive to air quality or are dealing with respiratory issues, or have recently renovated your space.
When we perform comprehensive air duct cleaning on your home or business, we cover all the following duct and HVAC components:
- Supply and return registers throughout the system
- Heating and cooling coils
- Duct and motor housing and insulation
- Humidifier/dehumidifier systems
- Evaporator coils, if present in your system
- Condensate pans and drip pans
- Air handling unit housing
Why Order Air Duct Cleaning Services?
There are several direct positives that come with air duct cleaning services in a home or building, including:
- Better air quality: The best reason to have air ducts cleaned is that this process simply increases the quality of the air you're breathing. Regularly scrubbing your duct system and HVAC components will remove dangerous organisms, mold, fungi and bacteria that can cause respiratory issues in many people, including allergies and asthma attacks.
- Improves your energy efficiency: Another key benefit of air duct cleaning is that while you're increasing the quality of your air, you're also decreasing the amount of energy needed to cool or heat your space. This is because when HVAC systems are clogged with debris such as dirt and dust from supply vents, the system will need additional power to help it function properly — meaning you're spending more money on utilities than you have to.
- Cleaner system components: In order for your HVAC system to function like it should, all the duct work should be completely free from obstructions or blockages. This means that the operation of your heating or cooling systems will be much more efficient, leading to fewer issues and a longer lifespan of your heating and AC systems.
Our Duct Cleaning Process
We use cutting-edge technology to clean your ducts, technology that's applied by experienced, quality technicians. We start with inspection, which involves the use of a fiber optic camera to evaluate the interior of your ducts. This allows our technicians to identify the issues and fix them during cleaning. After inspection, we use brushes and sweepers to remove initial blockages. From here, we use a powerful vacuum system that's designed to remove stubborn contaminants like dirt, dust, debris and allergens. The system is systematically applied across every single duct in your home or business so you can experience complete air quality at all times.
How We Stand Out from the Competition
At St. Louis Clean Air, we're proud to cover both commercial and residential clients with a variety of services. We require extensive training and full licensure to meet the specific needs of each client, and our staff is always happy to perform any additional tasks they can that will improve your air duct cleaning experience.
Quality AC Repair Services
In addition to our duct cleaning solutions, we're also happy to provide a wide range of air conditioning repair services throughout St. Louis. Whether you need AC repair work for your business or commercial property, or simply want a solution to get things back in order at home, we have the skills and experience necessary to handle any of your concerns.
Our service team consists of highly trained technicians who are well-versed in dealing with all makes and models of air conditioners and other cooling systems. We can ensure that you'll always have the proper cooling power and comfort, no matter your air conditioning configuration or system size.