Duct Cleaning Houston: Top Air Duct Cleaning

Air Duct Cleaning in Houston: Keeping Your Home Healthy

Your heating and cooling system is similar to an essential organ in your body—your lungs. It’s like a breathing device for your home, pulling air in and out.

But your home’s lungs may be breathing in contaminated air, according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. In some instances, your Houston home’s indoor air quality could be lower than outdoors.

Your HVAC system can accumulate contaminants such as mold. And these particles can be recirculated across your home as many as five to seven times a day. This can cause health issues, especially if one of your family members suffers from allergies or asthma.

Refresh your ducts with HVAC cleaning services from Church Services. You’ll breathe easier knowing all our quality cleaning solutions are backed by a one-year, 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.*

Our experienced, NATE-certified technicians will inspect and clean areas such as:

Supply/return air ducts and registers

Grilles and diffusers

Not only can duct cleaning help reduce allergy problems, it could make your HVAC system run more efficiently. A clean system is less likely to suddenly stop working and may even last longer.

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Signs You Need to Schedule Duct Cleaning Service in Houston
How do you know when it’s time for an air duct cleaning? The National Air Duct Cleaners Association advises doing it every three to five years.

The organization has a simple rule of thumb—if your vent system looks dirty, it probably is.

Although much of the ductwork in your home is out of sight, you can see the supply and return vents. Are they dirty? Take off a vent cover and inspect the ductwork. Is the metal coated in dust?

Here are a couple other clues you’re overdue for a thorough cleaning:

Mold has been discovered in your furnace, air conditioner, heat pump or air handler.

Vents release dust when your heat or air conditioning turns on.

Dust, dirt or pet hair is caught in vents.

Your home is very dusty despite constant cleaning.

Your home was recently built, had a major project or sustained water damage.

Heating and cooling expenses are getting bigger despite thermostat settings staying the same.
How to Keep Your Air Ducts Clean
After Church Services cleans your air ducts, the EPA has several steps you can follow to keep your HVAC system clean.

Use the highest-efficiency air filter recommended for your system.

Swap out your air filter often.

Ask your HVAC specialist to clean the coils and drain pan during routine tune-ups.

Dust and vacuum your home weekly.

Promptly fix leaks and water damage.

Church Services can also help determine whether your ducts are accurately sealed and insulated, especially in an attic or crawl space. Appropriately sealed ducts keep condensation out of your system.