Superior Air Duct Cleaning Process
By Superior Air Duct Cleaning
Upon arriving at your home the technician will ensure that the HVAC system is turned off prior to the cleaning.
1. The procedure starts by connecting an 8” vacuum line into the supply section of the duct work near the furnace, using access panels. Unlike some competitors SADC does not charge extra for making access panels.
2. The system is then sealed using magnetic strips covering all supply and return grills, allowing for concentrated suction.
3. Once the truck mounted vacuum is turned on the system is then put under a negative pressure and the cleaning process begins.
4. High pressured air (250psi) is forced through each individual supply vent.
5. This process is continued until all supply vents are adequately cleaned. The vacuum is then switched to the return section of duct work and the procedure repeated with all return vents.
6. Following the air washing of all supply and return vents, the technician continues the cleaning in the basement where special tools are inserted into the duct system through a series of 1” holes. These tools agitate the dust and direct it towards the vacuum and out of the home.
7. Both the air conditioning coil and furnace are cleaned to finalize the cleaning procedure.
8. All access panels and 1” holes are sealed air tight and the system is turned back on to its original settings.
Here is a sample of before getting your air ducts cleaned along with the after. It is quite amazing what lies within your air ducts! Click on the image below to enlarge it.
Website: www.superioradc.com
Phone (east): 416-651-DUCT (416-651-3828)
Phone (west): 905-891-DUCT (905-891-3828)
1. The procedure starts by connecting an 8” vacuum line into the supply section of the duct work near the furnace, using access panels. Unlike some competitors SADC does not charge extra for making access panels.
2. The system is then sealed using magnetic strips covering all supply and return grills, allowing for concentrated suction.
3. Once the truck mounted vacuum is turned on the system is then put under a negative pressure and the cleaning process begins.
4. High pressured air (250psi) is forced through each individual supply vent.
5. This process is continued until all supply vents are adequately cleaned. The vacuum is then switched to the return section of duct work and the procedure repeated with all return vents.
6. Following the air washing of all supply and return vents, the technician continues the cleaning in the basement where special tools are inserted into the duct system through a series of 1” holes. These tools agitate the dust and direct it towards the vacuum and out of the home.
7. Both the air conditioning coil and furnace are cleaned to finalize the cleaning procedure.
8. All access panels and 1” holes are sealed air tight and the system is turned back on to its original settings.
Superior Air Duct Cleaning Results
Here is a sample of before getting your air ducts cleaned along with the after. It is quite amazing what lies within your air ducts! Click on the image below to enlarge it.
Contact Superior Air Duct Cleaning
Website: www.superioradc.com
Phone (east): 416-651-DUCT (416-651-3828)
Phone (west): 905-891-DUCT (905-891-3828)
