When is the last time you had your air ducts cleaned? If the answer is never or several years ago, your air ducts are probably filthy. Over time, dirt, debris, dust and allergens from outside enter your home or business through the doors and windows. When your HVAC system activates, it pushes those particles through your ducts, where some of it collects. The rest of it becomes airborne where it can be inhaled and/or land on furniture and flat surfaces. This can result in the need to dust and clean your home or business more often, and it can lead to an increase in allergy symptoms and breathing difficulties in individuals with asthma or other chronic health problems. Here at We'll Clean Your Ducts we provide high-quality air duct cleaning services so that you can improve your indoor air quality.

According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), dryers caused an estimated 15,456 house fires in 2010. In fact, they are number one reason homes catch on fire. Of the 15,456 dryer fires, 32 percent or 4,946 dryer fires were caused by improperly cleaning or not cleaning the lint screen and dryer vent, and the risk in the same regardless of whether you use an electric or gas dryer.

Cleaning out your lint screen after each load is the first step to preventing dryer fires, but this step does not remove all the lint from inside your dryer. Some of the lint from your clothes moves through the screen and into your dryer vent where is slowly builds-up until it obstructs the airflow and increases your risk for a dryer fire if your unit overheats.

All wood-burning chimneys build up a dangerous substance called creosote, which is a dark-colored matter that can be solid, liquid, or gas, and presents the greatest threat to chimney safety. It’s made up of the unburned carbon from your fuel source. It leaves the hearth in vapor form, but becomes solid once again when it encounters the cooler air in your chimney, allowing it to stick to the walls of your flume or liner. Creosote will build up inside your chimney lining like layers of tar, and because it’s a highly flammable material, creosote represents the biggest chimney safety hazard—if the creosote ignites, it will cause a chimney fire that can damage or even destroy your home. Creosote builds up in three stages, the first of which is the innocuous black powder commonly called “soot.”

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After initial scheduling, our professionally trained technician will preform an inspection of the scope of the project and will provide you with a free quote!

We preform our services using only latest and new technologies to insure the quality of the cleaning! After the project is complete, technician is preforming finial walkthrough, leaving you stress free, and your system dust free!