Duct Cleaning
We take pride in ensuring clean and healthy indoor air quality for your property. Our dedicated team specializes in professional duct cleaning, offering comprehensive solutions to remove dust, allergens, and contaminants from your HVAC systems. With state-of-the-art equipment and certified technicians, we provide thorough inspections, precise duct cleaning, and sanitization to enhance the air you breathe. We understand the importance of clean and efficient ductwork, as it contributes to improved energy efficiency and a healthier living or working environment. When you choose REWS Development, you're choosing a commitment to superior air quality, delivered with professionalism, expertise, and a dedication to your well-being.
REWS Development Duct Cleaning Process
The duct cleaning process involves a systematic approach to improving indoor air quality. It commences with a thorough inspection of your HVAC system to assess its condition and identify areas of concern. Highly skilled technicians then utilize specialized equipment to dislodge and capture accumulated dust, debris, allergens, and contaminants from your ductwork. This is followed by meticulous cleaning and sanitization to ensure that the air circulating through your home or workplace is clean and free from harmful particles. The process is carried out efficiently and professionally, contributing to enhanced energy efficiency, reduced allergens, and a healthier living or working environment for you and your occupants.
REWS Development offers a complete line of Duct Cleaning services including
Duct Inspection
Duct Cleaning
HVAC Component Cleaning
Sanitization
Air Quality Testing
Filter Replacement
Dryer Vent Cleaning
Maintenance Recommendations
Smoke and Fire Damage: Here’s what to do
- Hire Professionals: Do hire a licensed and certified asbestos abatement company with experienced personnel.
- Asbestos Inspection: Do conduct a thorough asbestos inspection before any renovation or demolition projects in older buildings.
- Notify Authorities: Do notify local authorities and obtain the necessary permits for asbestos removal, if required by your area's regulations.
- Change the air filter on your furnace if it uses forced hot air.
- Tape damp cheesecloth over returns and supply registers to capture loose soot in the air.
- Discard any open food packages.
- If the electricity is off, clean out the refrigerator and leave doors propped open.
- Send clothing with heavy smoke damage to a qualified restoration dry cleaner.
Here’s what NOT to do:
- Do not touch anything with your bare hands. Oil from your hands can permeate upholstery, walls and woodwork, causing additional damage.
- Do not wash walls. Incorrect cleaning could compound the soot residue.
- Do not attempt to clean carpets or upholstered furniture.
- Do not use electrical appliances until having them checked.
- Do not use ceiling fixtures if the ceiling is wet.
