We recommend scheduling a professional duct cleaning every 3 to 5 years, depending on factors like location and indoor air quality.

Yes, air duct cleaning can contribute to lower energy bills. When air ducts are clogged with dust, pet hair, and other debris, your HVAC system has to work harder to circulate air throughout your home or business. This not only puts additional strain on your system, leading to higher energy use but can also decrease the lifespan of your HVAC unit. Clean air ducts improve airflow and system efficiency, which can result in more moderate energy consumption and lower bills.

Several signs might suggest it’s time to consider air duct cleaning, including:

Visible Dust or Debris: If you notice dust or debris being expelled from your vents when the system is on, it’s a clear sign your ducts need cleaning.
Mold Smell: A musty or moldy smell when the HVAC system is running could indicate mold growth inside your ducts, necessitating a thorough cleaning.
Unexplained Allergies or Respiratory Issues: If residents or employees are experiencing allergies or respiratory problems without an apparent cause, the quality of your indoor air might be compromised due to dirty air ducts.
Increased Energy Bills: An unexplained increase in your energy bills might be due to decreased efficiency of your HVAC system caused by dirty ducts.
It’s Been a While: If you can’t remember the last time your air ducts were cleaned, or it’s been over 5 years, it’s likely time for a cleaning.