Air Duct and Coil Cleaning

How Efficient Are Your Coils?

Well-maintained coils can last up to 15 years! Keeping an air conditioning unit well-maintained increases the life and efficiency of the heating and air conditioning unit. That’s why air conditioner coil cleaning should be near the top of every building’s maintenance list.

Leaks, noises, diminished airflow, and damaged wiring are some of the signs of a poorly maintained home AC system.

As air moves over the air conditioner coils, contaminants such as dirt, dust, mold spores, moisture, and pollen collect. When this happens, the air conditioning coils become a breeding ground for bacteria and mold, threatening indoor air quality. If air conditioner coil cleaning is not performed, buildup on the air conditioning coils also creates an insulating effect, preventing the coil from absorbing heat and reducing airflow, resulting in greater energy consumption.

The 9 most common signs of a needed air duct cleaning service are:

• You notice mold growing in our around duct areas.
• A buildup of dust has accumulated.
• Rodents or insects have made a home inside your system.
• Your home went through renovations.
• You notice a rise of costs in your energy bill.
• An unpleasant order is emanating.
• There is poor airflow in your home or business.
• Unusual noises are coming from your system.
• Your home was just built.

AdvantaClean is the premier provider of duct cleaning. Our professional technicians perform thorough cleanings, eliminating contaminants like dust, mold, and bacteria. Duct cleaning also helps prevent excessive home dust and allergies by removing irritants from your ductwork.

According to NADCA, up to 40 pounds of dust is created annually, through everyday living alone! Your HVAC system recirculates air five to seven times a day, so dust in the home and other air pollutants are pulled into your air ducts, attaches to the walls, and builds up over time. Cleaning your air ducts helps maintain healthy indoor air quality in your home.

When the air conditioning coils become contaminated, the system has to work harder, using more energy to transfer heat. According to the US Department of Energy (DOE), the "HVAC system accounts for 40 to 60 percent of the energy used in US commercial and residential buildings." Add in the fact that an air conditioning unit with dirty coils can use from 30 to 37 percent more energy than a unit with clean coils! The case is clear: ensuring your HVAC system is maintained through regular HVAC cleaning and functioning properly will save you both energy and money.