AIR CARE & RESTORATION CO., INC.

AIR PURIFICATION AND RESTORATION SPECIALISTS

Air Duct Cleaning & Sanitation Process

1. A trained technician will connect an 8" vacuum hose (capable of moving 4,000 cubic feet of air per minute) to your air duct system. Each outlet is sealed off and a powerful vacuum is created within the system.
2. The technician removes each grill, one at a time, cleaning it thoroughly and air blasts the first few feet of the duct, cleaning the entrance area.
3. He then inserts a tool called an air sweep which is fastened to a high pressure air hose, and sends it down the entire length of distribution ducts. This air sweep breaks loose the dirt, grime, fungus and virus-holding material. This material is then sucked along the duct to the trunk lines.
4. The technician will replace the grill and clean around it with a Nilfisk HEPA Vac cleaner. He repeats these steps for each grill - until all the supply and return lines have been completed.
5. The trunk lines (lines which carry the air between the furnace and the lateral ducts) are swept and brushed clean in the same manner.
6. The technician will clean the fan, blower compartment, plenum, AC coil, return air compartment and the air handling side of the furnace with 200psi air pressure and a vacuum. Every line is checked for cleanliness and rechecked!
7. As a final step in the cleaning process, an anti-microbial treatment, which retards the growth of mold, mildew, algae, fungi and other disease causing organisms, is misted into the duct system.
8. The technician will complete a thorough clean-up of the entire work area. The complete process takes approximately 2 ½ to 4 hours.

We perform to NADCA and NAMA standards. Call for pricing details.

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