How HVAC Systems Polluted Indoor Environment! Call Us
Lack of proper ventilation cleaning can contribute to many allergies and illnesses. When turning on the HVAC system, the vents re-circulate polluted air throughout the indoor environment, leading to allergies and respiratory issues. The HVAC systems are designed to take the air from the environment through the vents and pass this air through the cooling and heating coils, and after the conditioning mission, the ductworks that are spread all over the site redistribute the conditioned air. When the air is sucked in, all the pollutants in the air stick to the walls of the vents; over time, these contaminations fill the ventilation unit, and each time these vents release air, the pollutants come out in combination with the air.
Common debris in household air ducts includes dust, mites, pet dander, dead skin cells, mold, dead insects, mildew, grime, viruses, and pollen. These contaminants build up over time, creating the perfect breeding ground for bacteria and fungi. Unfortunately, besides occupying our bodies by breathing in the indoor environment, these pollutants end up in furniture, food, and clothes. By relying on Air Duct Cleaning for leading indoor air vents cleaning techniques, there will be no more pollution indoors where to breathe fresher, healthier, easier, and cleaner.
