Home renovations can breathe new life into your living space, but they can also stir up a surprising amount of dust and debris. Whether you’ve remodeled a kitchen, refinished hardwood floors, or added an entirely new room, your HVAC system has likely been working overtime to manage airflow during the process. One common question homeowners ask post-renovation is: Do I need duct cleaning after the work is done? The short answer is yes—and here’s why.
Fall is finally here, and it’s normal for many homeowners to start preparing their homes for the colder months ahead. One often overlooked aspect of home maintenance is the HVAC system, specifically the air ducts that circulate warm or cool air throughout your home. Fall is the perfect time to schedule a routine duct cleaning in Colorado Springs, CO, ensuring your heating system runs efficiently and your indoor air quality remains healthy.
Here are the key benefits of cleaning your home’s ducts during the fall season.
Maintaining clean air ducts is essential for a healthy and efficient HVAC system. While routine duct cleaning offers numerous benefits, it’s crucial to approach it with the right knowledge and expertise. In this blog post, we’ll explore the dos and don’ts of duct cleaning in Colorado Springs, CO, emphasizing the significance of professional HVAC specialists in ensuring a thorough and effective process.
Indoor air quality or IAQ is a term thrown about loosely in the HVAC industry, but what does it mean for you?
Home comfort is more than just the temperature of your air. Humidity, dust, pollens, smoke, pollutants and even bacteria will all affect your overall comfort even if you don’t realize it. With a full indoor air quality consultation you can love indoors more than you ever though was possible.
Humidity
In Colorado dry air is a huge problem with indoor air quality. Humidity levels here are well below what would be considered to be “normal.” Humidity levels in the 30s are considered comfortable and these often drop to the single digits here in winter. This results in a lot of unpleasant symptoms including: dry skin. bloody noses, dry sinuses that are more susceptible to infection, itchy eyes and sore throats.
It is easy to combat these symptoms with a whole house humidifier. While room humidifiers will do the job, they are difficult to maintain and cannot be set to ideal percentages. With whole house humidifiers, you can set it and forget it and greatly increase your indoor air quality! Click here to read more.
Viruses, bacteria, and odors are an unwelcome guest in every household. From sick children, to bringing home viruses from work, to smelly sneakers or pets, it is really hard to combat something you cannot see
We have solution for this too! The Halo is installed directly into your duct work and utilizes UV filtration light to kill 99% of germs and bacteria in your home without you having to lift a finger. Click here to read more.
The quality of your air is also affected by the things you can see. Dust in your home, smoke from near by fires, pet hair and season allergens run rampant in our homes. While we can see these impurities in our air and clean up after some of them, the fight can sometimes be futile.
Air Filtration technology is incredible and can now filter out 99.98% of air pollutants in your home. With a Trane Clean Effects installed in your home you will be free of all of these unpleasantries automatically. Click here to read more.
If you don’t love being home then indoor air quality may be to blame. If you are interested in and indoor air quality consultation click here to schedule one today.
Dust is made up of dirt, dander, hair and even dead skin cells. These particles make their way into your vents and build up along the sides. Dirty air vents can increase allergies, dust in the air and can even have mold growing in them.
As homeowners, we spend a lot of time making sure our homes are clean and well maintained. Air vents are an important part of maintaining a clean home. Dust and particles gather along the vents and can be distributed throughout your home when your furnace or air conditioner is running. Duct Cleaning can improve the cleanliness of your home and help with allergies
Before we begin, your venting system will be scoped with a special camera to identify any special concerns. Once that is completed, our technicians will remove and clean your vent covers. Then, utilizing our rotobrush system, a long hose with rotating brushes is inserted down into the duct work. The hose is attached to an incredibly powerful commercial grade vacuum which draws in the particles as they are loosened by the brush. Once the duct cleaning is complete, we will again scope your venting system to ensure your ducts are completely clean and sanitize your ducts..
To schedule your duct clean today, give us a call 719-551-2232 or schedule online www.socoheatingandcooling.com/schedulenow
