Air Duct Cleaning

Air Duct Cleaning  What is Included in my Air Duct Cleaning? Raysco Inc air duct cleaning is all inclusive. Duct cleaning service is charged by each thermostat or unit including all supply vents and returns. Service includes removal, replacement, and cleaning of all vent covers, negative air machine, air whisk through each duct and fogging of sanitizer/deodorizer to sanitize and effectively fight odors. What is Air Duct Cleaning Process?      1. Remove all vent covers as well as the filter in your return duct and cover hole with foam block to ensure a seal when creating reverse vacuum in ductwork.        2. Attach negative air machine to duct and create reverse airflow throughout system. 3. Send air whisk through each duct blasting 90 psi of air pressure on inside wall edges of duct knocking any remaining dust and debris loose and sucked into negative air machine and series of filter including HEPA filter. 4. Treat each duct with fogger containing a sanitizer and deodorizer. 5. Clean and replace each vent cover. 6. Vacuum and clean up behind ourselves Each duct is cleaned and treated individually and the entire process will take approximately 2-3 hours per thermostat or unit. Call for your FREE ESTIMATE!                                                           Before                       After                                                                                                           Causes of Increased Energy Cost   Is your dirty HVAC system raising your energy bill?  It might be and in this months "Did You Know" section addresses some possile problem areas with your system and what you should do to keep it running in peak performance. Some of the common problem areas include: Dirty ductwork, airhandlers or air filters, leaking ducts, and a dirty air conditioner. Ducts and air handlers: Clean Ducts/Air Handlers can improve performance with better airflow and improved air quality. Air Filters:  Dirty air filters can be an area of energy loss .  Dirty air filters can cause your system to run overtime. The dirt build up can reduce airflow and this reduction in airflow can cause the system to run longer than necessary. The longer the system runs the higher the increase in energy use. A filter replacement every month is a recommended to increase efficiency. Leaking Ductwork:  Another area of energy loss is leaking ductwork. Leaking ductwork can account for as much as 25% of lost energy in a homes cooling system. If you think you have a leaking ductwork you need to contact a qualified HVAC professional to repair the leaking duct. Air Conditioner: The last area of energy loss is your central air conditioner unit. Your central air conditioner is located outside of the home where it is exposed to the elements. This exposure can cause dirt and debris to accumualt and eventually clog the coils. Once the coils have been clogged it makes the system work harder and reduces the efficiency of your system overall. The system should be professionally cleaned because no system can operate properly and economically without regular maintenance. Thank You, Raysco Inc Staff www.rayscoinc.com rayscoinc@earthink.net. 702.837.4914