Air Duct Cleaning in Bozeman, Great Falls, Helena, Butte, and the Surrounding Areas in Montana Ductwork, and to a lesser extent, furnace heat exchangers and AC evaporator coils, are house components that fall into the out-of-sight, out-of-mind category for many homeowners. There are more than enough other things to catch our attention, like peeling paint, dripping faucets, and worrisome cracks in the foundation! Besides, if you change your HVAC filter regularly and keep your crawl space or basement dry, what can get in the ducts or furnace to cause you any harm? A lot according to the National Association of Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA). It says that ducts and HVAC equipment act as collectors of contaminants, including dust and mold. Filters don't stop everything, and duct leaks can draw contaminant laden air and moisture into your system. Once inside, moisture can spawn mold growth and mold spores. Dust, together with mold, can then be redistributed throughout the house.

Dust, dust mites, mold spores and other contaminants are common causes of poor indoor air quality, a concern for occupants who suffer from allergies or asthma. ionic pro turbo air purifier instructionsIn addition, a clean HVAC system will run more efficiently, will require fewer repairs, and last longer.ozone air purifier cape town "Paul & Jay were very professional"clean air ducts oakville "The guys were great!" "The young men were courteous" "Worked quickly and professionally." "The guys did a great job!" "Zach & Jesse are a good team." "The technicians did a great job." "Techs did a wonderful job!" ""I am definitely calling Kleen King again for additional services!""Keep up the great work!

Do you need to have your heating ducts cleaned? Other reasons to inspect your system include: Recently moved into a home Recently renovated or remodeled Recent water damage to the home or HVAC equipment You or a family member suffer from allergies or asthma, Your household generates more contaminants than the average home due to pets, smokers, or a large household Proximity to outdoor air pollution sources The EPA recommends duct cleaning on an as-needed basis. The easiest way for a homeowner to decide whether or not to call in a pro for an inspection is to open several supply duct registers (the openings that blow hot or cool air when the system is operating) and to shine a flashlight into the ducts. A fine, thin coating of dust or oxidation on the duct interior is probably not something to worry about. More buildup, however, should trigger a professional inspection. Cleaning ducts and HVAC equipment is generally not a job for the do-it-yourselfer.

Powerful vacuum cleaners, either truck-mounted or portable, are used to place the system under negative pressure. Devices, such as specialized brushes, may then be used upstream to loose dust and debris from duct surfaces. The loosened particles are then sucked into the vacuum. If the vacuum is inside the house, it should be equipped with a HEPA filter. Care must be taken with flexible ducts to avoid damaging them during the cleaning process. Make sure it's done right Avoid companies that promise duct cleaning will cure your allergies. After all, not all of the air in your home circulates in heating and cooling ducts. In addition, many pollutants never even make it to the ducts. It resides on floors and in carpets, waiting for you to walk by and stir it up. Similarly, avoid sales reps who claim that heating duct cleaning will vastly improve your furnace efficiency. Steer clear of "blow-and-go companies" that that advertise that air conditioning duct cleaning or furnace duct cleaning can be done for $99.

(The EPA says to expect a bill of $450 to $1000 dollars.) Hire an NADCA-certified company to do the job, and get quotes from at least two companies, preferably three. Ask to be present during the inspection so you can see the dirt build-up yourself, and be sure the contract stipulates that you can examine ducts and HVAC components after they have been cleaned -- but before everything is closed up again. Kleen King provides air duct cleaning in Great Falls, Bozeman, Helena, Havre, Butte, Belgrade, Livingston, Deer Lodge, East Helena, Anaconda, Manhattan, Clancy, Whitehall, Townsend, Box Elder, Ennis, Three Forks, and the surrounding areas in Montana. Contact us today for professional air duct cleaning. SERVPRO of Helena & Great Falls Professionals routinely inspect the heating, ventilation and air conditioning unit (HVAC).  For more information on HVAC and air duct cleaning, call us today, (406) 458-6008.Carpet Cleaning Services in Bozeman, Great Falls, Helena, Butte, and the Surrounding Areas in Montana

You're getting THE BEST We use the best system available and follow cleaning methods recommended by carpet manufacturers. In addition we offer the following: Dupont Stain Shield on residential carpets & upholstery - N/C No Hidden Fees or Surprises Kleen King has been helping business owners and homeowners in Central Montana with their cleaning jobs for 32 years. Kleen King Technicians go to training classes and seminars continuously to keep up with the many changes in the Cleaning and Restoration industry. It enables Kleen King to continue to provide the Best and Latest technology for their clients. Best Equipment in the Industry Kleen King carries top-of-the-line equipment and Truck Mounted Systems that give your carpet a Deeper Clean. Nothing cleans a carpet better. Your carpet is finished with a final rinse, so no residue is left in the carpet. And DuPont Teflon Stain Shield is applied to Residential Carpets and Upholstery, at NO EXTRA CHARGE!