I'm a new homeowner and had no idea that I even had to get my ducts cleaned! Thank you for an informative video. I am a new subscriber and gave this video its third like.
I have a relative that has an air system that REAKS of horrible smell especially when it's on heater mode , this is problematic because refuse to listen , and BLAME ME for the odors , , has anyone else experienced that ??
I have the same issue but with our AC- it smells when we put on our AC.. our home just 3 yrs old.. are you advising your family member get a Hvac Cleaning?
The trunk lines get cleaned during the duct cleaning process with the bigger brushes and the machine that sucks out all of the loose debris. The blower wheel gets pulled out and gets manually washed since it's not going to be affected by the duct cleaning process. I hope the sensors your question but if not feel free to should I comment and clarify your question. Thank you so much for watching!
Essential vac is to obviously vacuum your house It shouldn't be integrated with your HVAC system or hitting or cooling system in any way. Maybe you can ask your question in another way to make sure I understood you correctly.
Every 5-10 years is most common. Each house is different based on occupancy, activity, pets, how leaky the house is and how leaky the ducts are, if you live in a dusty environment such as busy street, construction or farmland. In commercial locations it should be done every 2-3 years, again depending on foot traffic, type of occupancy and and other factors which cause the ducts to collect dust and other unhealthy particles.
I just had a vendor clean my ducts. But he just used the intrinsic home ventilation/filter to capture the dirt that he agitated with a similar whipping compressor line. The filter ended up very dirty, so we had to replace with a new one after he left. Is this an acceptable practice with this type of service?
Great question Moxie! I can't condone any retaliation but what I can tell you is from your comment it doesn't sound like this was a professional service. If you paid less than four or $500 for the service you must likely got the sub standard service and that's expected. Not everyone out there is certified or qualified or properly trained to do this correctly. So I would find someone who charges at least in the $500 range has a good reputation has great reviews possibly some recommendations from clients is worked for and some sort of certification or accreditation from industry associations. Feel free to reach out at the phone number in the video if you have more questions maybe by text or even call and we can help you further.
Honestly I stopped it as soon as he said he used fiberglass insulation to block dust. He apparently has no clue on the nature of fiberglass, now he probably has that floating all through his system.
I'm a new homeowner and had no idea that I even had to get my ducts cleaned! Thank you for an informative video. I am a new subscriber and gave this video its third like.
This is an excellent video. The presentation was clear and concise.
Great job
One of the very best and thorough videos about duct cleaning. Thank you.
Thank you for your encouraging comment!
Very informative. You are articulate and a very good teacher!
Great video and explanations
Very informative! Thankyou!
Very helpful video. Thanks.
0:18, yes. When scam artists never clean but charge you $$$$ for just vacuuming the branches what any homeowner can do. That really hurts!
Good information. Thank you for sharing
How do you guys identify and work around dampers ?
Thanks
Very informative, you sound trustworthy. Can you come to Cincy?
Is Cincy spelled correctly! Can you give me a hint where that is?
@@cleanairheatingcooling4105 Cincinnati
I have a relative that has an air system that REAKS of horrible smell especially when it's on heater mode , this is problematic because refuse to listen , and BLAME ME for the odors , , has anyone else experienced that ??
I have the same issue but with our AC- it smells when we put on our AC.. our home just 3 yrs old.. are you advising your family member get a Hvac Cleaning?
@@cnidia35 they have strong cheapskate mentally and once again blame me because they enjoy dishing out verbal abuse apparently , , ,😕😕
@@cnidia35 also your 2nd comment was on my notifications , but did not appear on these comments for some unknown reason 🤔🤔🧐
You mentioned the registers and blower motor - what about the trunk lines?
The trunk lines get cleaned during the duct cleaning process with the bigger brushes and the machine that sucks out all of the loose debris. The blower wheel gets pulled out and gets manually washed since it's not going to be affected by the duct cleaning process. I hope the sensors your question but if not feel free to should I comment and clarify your question. Thank you so much for watching!
How often?
5-10 years in residential. 2-3 years in commercial
@@cleanairheatingcooling4105 thanks.
This new for me and do you know the cost for this service my house y no big is basic do you know an estimate
$1 million
@@YeOldeGeezer Nani?
It costs $400-600 in most homes. Larger homes could be a bit more.
So why do I need my ducks cleaned? 🐥🐥 🤣
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Hello man
And I gave you 2 likes
If you have a central Vac system in your home what does it do?
Essential vac is to obviously vacuum your house It shouldn't be integrated with your HVAC system or hitting or cooling system in any way. Maybe you can ask your question in another way to make sure I understood you correctly.
Duck cleaning is cleaning a duck, yes it can hurt the duck if done wrong or too hard.
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Not wild ducks. I think that would be illegal in most places.
Great video! How often do the ducts need to get cleaned?
Every 5-10 years is most common. Each house is different based on occupancy, activity, pets, how leaky the house is and how leaky the ducts are, if you live in a dusty environment such as busy street, construction or farmland.
In commercial locations it should be done every 2-3 years, again depending on foot traffic, type of occupancy and and other factors which cause the ducts to collect dust and other unhealthy particles.
I just had a vendor clean my ducts. But he just used the intrinsic home ventilation/filter to capture the dirt that he agitated with a similar whipping compressor line. The filter ended up very dirty, so we had to replace with a new one after he left. Is this an acceptable practice with this type of service?
I own my own business and no it is not. I would take a phone and take pictures of your lines to make sure they really got cleaned
I would ask for it to be done properly! If it's still not done properly tell them that you will leave a bad review of their company.
Great question Moxie! I can't condone any retaliation but what I can tell you is from your comment it doesn't sound like this was a professional service. If you paid less than four or $500 for the service you must likely got the sub standard service and that's expected. Not everyone out there is certified or qualified or properly trained to do this correctly. So I would find someone who charges at least in the $500 range has a good reputation has great reviews possibly some recommendations from clients is worked for and some sort of certification or accreditation from industry associations. Feel free to reach out at the phone number in the video if you have more questions maybe by text or even call and we can help you further.
If you paid with a credit card you can always dispute it. They will support you while you check into things.
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I gave you 59 subscribers
U need to get your ducts in a row first🤔
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if they don't show up w a truck keep shopping
Curious why do u say that?
@@joshymcdaniel9233 because they are then just some randos who decided to clean ducts. No truck, no professional
@@jamesbizs makes sense’ I was just curious’ 🙃
Joshy McDaniel. You’re correct.
Honestly I stopped it as soon as he said he used fiberglass insulation to block dust. He apparently has no clue on the nature of fiberglass, now he probably has that floating all through his system.
Can you clarify what you mean?
He replied a month ago Simply Fate. In case you missed the notification.