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Why Clean Air Ducts?

Our Method Of Duct Cleaning

Mold Removal

Dryer Vent Cleaning

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Our Method of Duct Cleaning

National Air Duct Cleaners Association Standards

DCS Professional Services is committed to providing you with quality duct cleaning services. Our service technicians take special care to protect your home and perform the job in the cleanest and most efficient manner possible. Our duct cleaning procedures conform strictly to the National Air Duct Cleaners Association standards.

We Use The Most Advanced Source Removal Equipment Available

DCS Professional Services uses source removal techniques for cleaning your heating and air conditioning system. Source removal is the term used for the process of removing contaminants from the site.

Steps To Cleaner Air:

  1. Drop cloths are placed to protect flooring and over furnishings, if necessary.
  2. Prior to cleaning plastic film and/or filter media is placed on supply and/or return openings. Film will be removed prior to startup of system.
  3. If necessary supply and return networks are zoned in order to be cleaned separately.
  4. A high efficiency 3 stage HEPA collector with final stage filtration at .03 microns (1/300 the diameter of a human hair) will be placed at selected points throughout the HVAC System to remove debris.
  5. The areas to be cleaned will be air washed, swept with forward or reversed air at 175 PSI (pounds of pressure per square inch) power brushed and/or whipped to remove all visible dust and debris.
  6. All registers griles and diffusers will be air washed with high powered, compressed, air (175 PSI)
    All registers , grilles and diffusers will be washed, disinfected and sanitized with an EPA approved germicidal spray.
  7. All service openings made to allow access for cleaning will be sealed with re-usable airtight, sheet metal access panels with gaskets screwed to ducts.
  8. All 2 1/2 inch openings or smaller will be sealed with airtight knockout plugs.
  9. Furnace fan will be air washed.
  10. Air handling side of the furnace will be vacuumed.
  11. Filter will be removed and the chamber vacuumed.