We spend 80-90% of our time indoors. According to the EPA, levels of hazardous pollutants in indoor air can be up to 60 times greater than outdoor air. Today’s homes are built to be tighter for energy efficiency, but that not only does less air from inside our homes escape to the outside, it also means that less air from outside gets inside. Indoor air quality suffers. The first step in improving the air quality in your home is removing the pollutants that are already there with professional duct cleaning. No matter what kind of air cleaning system you install, you will only be circulating all of the pollutants in your duct work unless you have it thoroughly cleaned. If you need more convincing, take a hand mirror and a flashlight, remove a floor vent and peek inside. Another sign to look for is a buildup of dust on your cold air return vents. Almost every home has dirty ducts. That’s why Home Comfort Experts offers HVAC duct cleaning services. Your home is brand new – you would think the duct work in a brand new home would be clean, right?

During construction, dirt, sawdust, and moisture typically make their way into your ducts. You definitely want your ducts clean after taking possession. Someone in your home has asthma or allergies – mold, pollen and pet dander can trigger allergy symptoms, so why would you circulate them throughout your home? blueair air purifier manufacturerWe recommend air duct cleaning for allergy and asthma relief.ac coil cleaning wand Your ducts haven’t been cleaned in 3-5 years – we recommend cleaning your air ducts every three to five years. air duct cleaning chico caIf you have anyone who suffers from allergies, we recommend three. You are replacing your AC and furnace system – if you are getting a new furnace and air conditioner, it’s an ideal time to have your ducts clean.

Why invest in brand new, clean equipment and then pollute it with a dirty duct system? You have pets in your home – pet hair and dander get swept into floor vents and float freely on the air, so if you have pets, you have pet hair and dander in your duct work. You’ve ever had moisture problems in your home – just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean that mold is not lurking in your duct work. Allergy sufferers can be especially sensitive to mold. You want to save on energy bills – when Home Comfort Experts cleans your ducts, we also clean your heating and cooling coils on your furnace and air conditioner. Furnace cleaning and AC vent cleaning can improve your heating and cooling capacity by up to 25%. Duct cleaning will reduce dust – less dust being blown around means your home will stay cleaner longer after you dust it. Where Quality and Value Equal Comfort At Total Heating, Cooling & Electrical we will ensure you'll stay comfortable all year round.

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We know how it feels to experience a crisis like flooding, fire, or storm damage. Whether it’s a home or business, you want answers and help, and you need it fast. We’re experts at collaborating with insurance professionals to rescue damaged properties and restore them to pre-loss condition. Our team is respected for leadership, technical knowledge, and fine craftsmanship. We are active members of trade and industry organizations, and we specialize in both disaster restoration and commercial renovation projects. In emergencies, you’ll see a Concraft representative within an hour of your intial call. Whether it’s a crew boarding up broken windows or a project manager assessing water damage, we’ll be on the job in an hour. Concraft’s emergency response team is on standby 24/7/365. That means we’ll be there to take care of you even if your disaster happens at 4 A.M. on a weekend or holiday. Have you had water damage from a burst pipe? Has a tree fallen on your roof during a storm?

Call us and we’ll secure your property to prevent further damage, and then restore it to its pre-loss condition. How Can We Help You?When it’s time for A/C maintenance, call Aladdin Heating & Cooling. We’ve been serving the Rochester, Rochester Hills, Utica, and Shelby Twp. areas since 1945, and we’ll be happy to help your household stay cool and comfortable without spending a bundle. After winter hibernation, your A/C could use a little attention to get it ready for the cooling season and if the early warm weather is anything to go by, it’s going to be an intense cooling season! Even when it’s not in regular use, the air conditioner sits outside where it can be damaged by the weather, by outdoor animals creating nests or chewing through wires, and the unit can gather dust which can cause lower efficiency. Dust and grimy buildup are one of the biggest culprits when it comes to reduced performance and unnecessarily high cooling payments. The layers of dirt impede airflow and increase friction between parts.

Some parts of your system are actually used year round, like the blower. Your furnace sends heated air through the blower during the heating season. When it’s time for A/C maintenance, we’ll inspect these heavily-used parts to ensure your entire system is in tip-top shape for maximum efficiency. Dust, as any homeowner around Birmingham, Royal Oak, and Berkley knows, gets everywhere. It finds its way into the smallest nooks and crannies, creating an unsightly nuisance that can reduce indoor air quality and even cause respiratory problems. Your air conditioner doesn’t like dust any more than you do. Dust gets into even the smallest spaces in the equipment and impedes A/C performance. One way dust reduces A/C performance is by obstructing airflow. Your system was designed to handle airflow at a specific velocity and volume. If too much dust is coating the evaporator and condenser coils, the air can’t move at the rate the system was designed for. Dust affects the ability of refrigerant to remove heat and moisture from the air.