I am a Filipino working as ASCS here in Saudi ARABIA, and I would love to join your company to appreciate in person the quality service you offer to your customers. Godspeed.
Very helpful video about the duct cleaning process and what we should look for when selecting a company to do this work. Isaac is a very clear and comprehensive instructor. Even though we don't live in Ohio, your video will be quite useful for us. Thank you so much!
I have been doing this since 2004, best advice I can give is always offer the customers earplugs... The wand is super loud and its amazing how much they appreciate it... and watch out for cats, they HATE us.
First video I have found that shows the contractor using a respirator and/or face mask. Also first video that actually explained the pros and cons of each tool they use and why and how they use these tools as well as their options based on your duct system.
@@jz.3218 Not yet but the remodeling is almost done and the house will need a good cleaning. Our neighbor is trying out a company in the next few weeks and he's very picky. Are you looking in the Marietta area too?
I watched your informative video which set my expectations of what would be checked and cleaned. I have yet to speak to a company who can tell me that. I get a bid emailed to me with no explanation of what is included. When I ask, I get vague answers, i.e. "the tech can answer all of your questions when they arrive.". I live in Central Oregon and would like to encourage you to open an office here. We have beautiful mountains, rivers and skiing in our back yard. 😃. Seriously, thank you for taking the time to make this.
Thank you for this video. I have bad anxiety and we have duct cleaning scheduled for next week. My anxiety has been so high because I dont know what to expect. This video helped with that. Although I do still worry that the hose wont be able to reach our duct system.... but I'm sure techs have dealt with worse home layouts than ours and managed just fine. This didnt cure my anxiety, but it did help me learn what to expect. So again, thank you.
This is very helpful, I live in Lancaster California, so I’ll have to find a company near by but this video has shown me what I should expect from this type of service. Thank you so much 👍👍👍
I used Fire & Ice (Corona, California) for the first time last week, to service my parents’ HVAC system. I was really pleased with them. I live in a double wide mobile home near parents’ home, and have been having a problem with dampness in the crawl space under my home. The home is set in a permanent foundation made of cinder blocks. There is no vents to the crawl space, just the entrance through a hinged door, like a storm shelter. The underneath is held up by the piers. I have lived here for 5 years, and since last winter, I’ve been getting a horrible smell coming into my house- musty, is the best is to describe it. I smell it more when I sniff down by the floor registers, which I keep covered with magnetic covers when I’m not using the heater or AC. I had the moisture barrier repaired under the house, hoping that would help, and on nice days, I hook open the crawl space door, and run a 12” industrial fan to try to push ventilation under the house. Will duct cleaning help this?
I live in Florida so Ohio is out of the question... 😃Your description of the process is quite helpful for reference. We are going to have a new HVAC System put in and since we were flooded by Hurricane Ian I was pondering it.
We just moved to a new house and I find it gets dusty so fast in the house. I am thinking that we might need to do air duct cleaning with sanitizing & disinfecting. I don’t have idea yet how much will it cost here in Alberta Canada. This video is very helpful and giving us the knowledge how air duct is perform.
This video has helped me decide to go with a company that charges more, but has truck-mounted equipment. Now I know why their bid is a few hundred dollars more than the company that probably just has a portable unit and vacuums the vents.
I just got a new heat and air. So I wanted to get my ducts cleaned before furnace was installed. Couldn’t happen so a month after install they came to clean. They hooked a Vacuum to where my filter goes. Each vent had a hose with air shooting out so to dislodge dust. I’m sure dust/dirt was sucked right into my new air conditioner and furnace. I definitely got a bad job. Who could I call to have their work checked and reported.
This is the best video I've seen on this process. And you're the first company I've seen cleaning the air handler. Not cleaning that seems to me to be like getting an oil change but not replacing the filter. Do you have any service in Virginia Beach, Va?
We recommend cleaning when you move into a house to help with construction dust and when you move into a used house to help remove the last occupants dust (skin cells), and then every 3-5 years. A truck mounted vacuum system is the only proper way. Indoortemp.com/ductcleaning has a video to show you the proper process
Some of my ductwork is wrapped in asbestos insulation - can I still have my ductwork cleaned? I realize this differs from area to area but is there a general “rule of thumb”?
I have a home built in 1956. The duct systems are metal, much different than today's modern homes. I was told by a company here in So. California that it was not recommended because they would be damaged. How much truth is there in that statement. I would like to clean the ducts in my home. Thank you.
This video does show the process thoroughly. But, I have one question. What clowns better, blowing air or touching the surface physically? The second one beats the first by far! The air will leave plant if fine dust stuck in the ducts as nothing is touching it (this is true al the time for older duct systems). I am still using air but considering to switch to brushes as I still see fine dust in the ducts that air cannot remove. The shiny ducts showed in the video is not a real life scenario. You guys di care for your customers, but I think you're taking short cuts. The best way to remove dust is to stuck it right at the point of removal, otherwise you're spreading it around and (maybe) pick up 85% of it (if that). Respect.
We stopped using brush systems because they are not thorough. We do not take shortcuts, that’s why We stopped using a $12K brush machine and are now using a $125K truck mounted system with NADCA certified technicians. Thank you, we do care for our clients.
Why? Because we use top of the line equipment? Because we have all the national certifications? Because we adhere to the highest quality standards? Because we have thoroughly trained staff?
I am a Filipino working as ASCS here in Saudi ARABIA, and I would love to join your company to appreciate in person the quality service you offer to your customers. Godspeed.
Feel free to apply if you plan on moving to Ohio
Very helpful video about the duct cleaning process and what we should look for when selecting a company to do this work. Isaac is a very clear and comprehensive instructor. Even though we don't live in Ohio, your video will be quite useful for us. Thank you so much!
I have been doing this since 2004, best advice I can give is always offer the customers earplugs... The wand is super loud and its amazing how much they appreciate it... and watch out for cats, they HATE us.
Indeed
I’m starting an air duct cleaning job today, any advice or tips?
@@jay-wesleyhorn6527 Hey how's the business going?
First video I have found that shows the contractor using a respirator and/or face mask. Also first video that actually explained the pros and cons of each tool they use and why and how they use these tools as well as their options based on your duct system.
Thanks for watching
A concise and thorough video and Isaac did a great job narrating. Well done!
My question is using the truck mounted system you say you're able to clean the whole system. What would the point of spraying a disinfectant be then?
Now I know how it looks when done right! Need to find a company like this in Marietta, GA.
Good luck
Did you find any good company? lol
@@jz.3218 Not yet but the remodeling is almost done and the house will need a good cleaning. Our neighbor is trying out a company in the next few weeks and he's very picky. Are you looking in the Marietta area too?
@@fireiceheatingandaircondit4363How much do You charge for a house 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms one floor house, no basement no garage.
I watched your informative video which set my expectations of what would be checked and cleaned. I have yet to speak to a company who can tell me that. I get a bid emailed to me with no explanation of what is included. When I ask, I get vague answers, i.e. "the tech can answer all of your questions when they arrive.". I live in Central Oregon and would like to encourage you to open an office here. We have beautiful mountains, rivers and skiing in our back yard. 😃. Seriously, thank you for taking the time to make this.
You make it sound enticing, thank you for watching. Glad it helped
Thank you for this video. I have bad anxiety and we have duct cleaning scheduled for next week. My anxiety has been so high because I dont know what to expect. This video helped with that. Although I do still worry that the hose wont be able to reach our duct system.... but I'm sure techs have dealt with worse home layouts than ours and managed just fine. This didnt cure my anxiety, but it did help me learn what to expect. So again, thank you.
Thanks for watching
This is very helpful, I live in Lancaster California, so I’ll have to find a company near by but this video has shown me what I should expect from this type of service. Thank you so much 👍👍👍
Good luck to you and thank you for watching
This answered everything I was wondering about. Thank you!
I used Fire & Ice (Corona, California) for the first time last week, to service my parents’ HVAC system. I was really pleased with them. I live in a double wide mobile home near parents’ home, and have been having a problem with dampness in the crawl space under my home. The home is set in a permanent foundation made of cinder blocks. There is no vents to the crawl space, just the entrance through a hinged door, like a storm shelter. The underneath is held up by the piers. I have lived here for 5 years, and since last winter, I’ve been getting a horrible smell coming into my house- musty, is the best is to describe it. I smell it more when I sniff down by the floor registers, which I keep covered with magnetic covers when I’m not using the heater or AC. I had the moisture barrier repaired under the house, hoping that would help, and on nice days, I hook open the crawl space door, and run a 12” industrial fan to try to push ventilation under the house. Will duct cleaning help this?
Totally different company than us. Covering vents causes issues throughout the house
Extremely informative. Thank you
I live in Florida so Ohio is out of the question... 😃Your description of the process is quite helpful for reference. We are going to have a new HVAC System put in and since we were flooded by Hurricane Ian I was pondering it.
Great job and video showing what goes into cleaning the air ducts system. 👏🏽
Thanks for watching
Isaac made it look easy and clear to understand
Thanks for watching
Thank you 🙏🏾 this video was extremely informative and helpful…
We just moved to a new house and I find it gets dusty so fast in the house. I am thinking that we might need to do air duct cleaning with sanitizing & disinfecting. I don’t have idea yet how much will it cost here in Alberta Canada. This video is very helpful and giving us the knowledge how air duct is perform.
Thanks for watching
Awesome video I'm looking into cleaning my duct vents
Thanks for watching
Very good video !
Great video! Very impressive.
This video has helped me decide to go with a company that charges more, but has truck-mounted equipment. Now I know why their bid is a few hundred dollars more than the company that probably just has a portable unit and vacuums the vents.
Good choice
Hello I am working as a duct cleaning service agent I have job in Ohio can you do?
If you are selling leads, then no
Great video, looks like a great company!
Tx for watching
Very clean! 🤘
Thank you
Great video, thanks
I just got a new heat and air. So I wanted to get my ducts cleaned before furnace was installed. Couldn’t happen so a month after install they came to clean. They hooked a Vacuum to where my filter goes. Each vent had a hose with air shooting out so to dislodge dust. I’m sure dust/dirt was sucked right into my new air conditioner and furnace. I definitely got a bad job. Who could I call to have their work checked and reported.
A NADCA certified duct cleaner.
Good work 👍🏻
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
Thanks for the video =)
Thanks for watching
This is the best video I've seen on this process. And you're the first company I've seen cleaning the air handler. Not cleaning that seems to me to be like getting an oil change but not replacing the filter. Do you have any service in Virginia Beach, Va?
I’m sorry, we do not. We are in Columbus, Ohio. Thank you for the compliment
Super informative 😊 small question how do you guys plug up all the holes that have been drilled and cut open ?
We use new sheet metal plates
Can I use this video in my website … you did a amazing job explanfin it
What is your website?
wow, I just had my ducts cleaned and they didn't use nearly as much care as you all discussed. I know for future reference.
Thank you
You're welcome
Should I clean the ducts in a brand new built house? I am worried about construction materials/debris left in.
We recommend cleaning when you move into a house to help with construction dust and when you move into a used house to help remove the last occupants dust (skin cells), and then every 3-5 years. A truck mounted vacuum system is the only proper way. Indoortemp.com/ductcleaning has a video to show you the proper process
Great info.
Some of my ductwork is wrapped in asbestos insulation - can I still have my ductwork cleaned? I realize this differs from area to area but is there a general “rule of thumb”?
No, asbestos has to be remediated first
I appreciate ths video.
How does cleaning returns work? All my returns are just studs and drywall. No tin
Same way, will never get as clean though as wood and drywall are porous
Can fiberglass trunk lines be cleaned using this method or does that release fiberglass into the house?
Yes and yes. Not a fan of fiberglass ductwork
How often is it recommended to dust clean?
Every 3~5 years, and whoever you move into a home
What are your preferred disinfectant products? Both chemical and botanical.
Isaac@indoortemp.com can tell you
is nadco recognized in all 50 states? What does it stand for? Asking from Florida. Thanks
National Air Duct Cleaners Association. It is recognized in the lower 48 for sure
Is the disinfectant you use chemical free?
Yes
I have a home built in 1956. The duct systems are metal, much different than today's modern homes. I was told by a company here in So. California that it was not recommended because they would be damaged. How much truth is there in that statement. I would like to clean the ducts in my home. Thank you.
A good duct cleaner will not damage metal ducts
How much do you charge for a standard ranch style home of 1200 SF, with easy access to the furnace? Ball Park.
Exact pricing is on our page indoortemp.com/ductcleaning
What do you guys use to seal off vents? And do you have the air on as you’re cleaning the system?
We do not have air on. Plastic sheathing
How to clean the exhaust duct for kitchen?
It’s a pipe, a brush
Where do you get a door cover like that? I’m doing construction on my house and would like something like that?
sealadoor.com/
This video does show the process thoroughly. But, I have one question. What clowns better, blowing air or touching the surface physically? The second one beats the first by far! The air will leave plant if fine dust stuck in the ducts as nothing is touching it (this is true al the time for older duct systems). I am still using air but considering to switch to brushes as I still see fine dust in the ducts that air cannot remove. The shiny ducts showed in the video is not a real life scenario. You guys di care for your customers, but I think you're taking short cuts. The best way to remove dust is to stuck it right at the point of removal, otherwise you're spreading it around and (maybe) pick up 85% of it (if that).
Respect.
We stopped using brush systems because they are not thorough. We do not take shortcuts, that’s why We stopped using a $12K brush machine and are now using a $125K truck mounted system with NADCA certified technicians. Thank you, we do care for our clients.
Where is your training center in Ab Dhabi ?
USA
I am in Stow, OH, do you serve this area?
No
Are you in New Jersey?
We are in central Ohio
i need this in indiana. Do you have a place in Gary, !ndiana?
I’m sorry, we do not
I just had my ducts clean, but now the furnace does not come on. There is no pilot light on, is this normal?
Most furnaces don’t have a pilot light anymore. The problem may have been caused by the duct cleaner
Niceeeeee !
Will dirt come inside the house after cleaning?. I mean dirt from the stuff that was upthere.
Dirt goes directly into the truck, so, no it doesn’t come back
Why is my co2 alarm going off after my gent cleaning with a truck.system?
Co2 alarm is not connected to your ductwork.
Wow!’ What a wonderful video. I live in California Bay Area. Do you have a branch out here or can you refer me to someone /company here?
I’m sorry, we don’t have any local branches for you
What is the average cost for a three bedroom two bathroom home.
Indoortemp.com/ductcleaning
Cost on bottom of page
Does every single vent in every room and every bedroom in the house need to be cleaned ? ?
Yes
How much they charge for a house? 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms.
Indoortemp.com/ductcleaning prices at bottom of page
Great detailed informational video. I just wish that you guys were here in Jersey :)
Maybe some day :)
Excelente.
Thanks
Thank you so much. I just got ripped off. The company did not perform to this standard. I knew it was way to quick.
So sorry, thanks for watching
Where are y’all located
Columbus ohio
😩😭 I thought this company was in Georgia
I’m sorry, Columbus Ohio
Do like to share this interesting duct cleaning video, please.
Please share it
ALL B/S
Why? Because we use top of the line equipment? Because we have all the national certifications? Because we adhere to the highest quality standards? Because we have thoroughly trained staff?
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How often we should do duct cleaning ?
Every 3-5 years and whenever you move into a home
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Tx for watching