Air duct systems are exposed to many different elements, including dust and dirt. That is especially true for systems with floor or wall registers (vents). Even ceiling registers are exposed to some elements, which means routine air duct cleaning is a necessity.

There are several types of air duct cleaning, one that utilizes large vacuums and another that relies on negative pressure. Here, at Fox Duct Dallas, we recommend negative pressure air duct cleaning because it gets the job done right the first go-round. What is negative pressure air duct cleaning? Find the answer in the article below.

We are a licensed air duct cleaning company in Dallas, Texas. Our goal is to provide the highest quality services to the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. We do that by hiring the best technicians in the industry.

Our technicians have undergone extensive training, background checks, and skill testing. When we hire a new technician, we expect them to excel in their training.

If they fail to perform as expected, they are given their pink slip because we are not going to take the chance of putting them in our customers’ homes, the risks are just too high. If you would like to know more about our air duct cleaning team, do not hesitate to contact our Dallas office.

Services We Provide

 We offer a full range of services related to the HVAC system including:

• Air duct repair
• Air duct cleaning
• Air duct replacement
• Air duct maintenance

Our technicians are fully qualified to perform all the tasks required to clean, repair, maintain, and replace HVAC air duct systems. We also offer same-day and emergency service to Dallas and Fort Worth residents.

What Is Air Duct Cleaning?

As mentioned above, air duct systems, even though sealed, are exposed to a long list of elements, all of which access the system via the registers and intake. Many homeowners fail to give much thought to their air duct system until it is too late.

Once the system becomes clogged, it will cause your HVAC unit to work harder and longer to keep up. While there is no such thing as a completely clogged air duct system, even a small clog can cause problems.

One problem caused by a partially clogged air duct system is poor indoor air quality. Other issues include foul odors, overworked HVAC unit, and allergy-like symptoms, such as sneezing, watery eyes, and scratchy throat.

Air duct cleaning is a process utilized by professionals to remove dirt, debris, and other contaminants from the air duct system. The first step of the process is to block off the system, so the contaminants cannot access the rest of the home.

Once the system is sealed off, it will be connected to a flex duct, which runs directly to a large vacuum. Along with a powerful vacuum, we utilize large rotary brushes to break up the debris to make it easier to suction into the vacuum.

Once the air duct cleaning process is completed, our technicians will reexamine it to ensure all of the debris has been completely removed. We utilize a camera and light attached to a small digital camera to inspect the air duct system.

If any debris has been left behind, our technicians will repeat the air duct cleaning again. They will continue doing that until the system is clean.

What Is Negative Pressure Duct Cleaning?

Humans and pets are continuously inhaling air generated by heating and air conditioning systems. While the air is clean at the time of production, it will pick up debris as it is pushed through the air duct system and into the home.

Why does the air get contaminated? Well, it is simple. Once the air enters the air duct system, it will come into contact with the contaminants. All of the air generated by the HVAC unit will become contaminated if the air duct system is dirty.

Air duct cleaning utilizing negative pressure works extremely well to remove dirt and debris. To achieve negative pressure, our technicians utilize a HEPA vacuum.

The technology creates a negative pressure environment inside the air duct system. The process very well when cleaning the air duct system and HVAC unit as well.

A Full Inspection Of The Air Duct System – How It Works?

Our technicians are trained to perform an inspection of the air duct system before cleaning. The inspection is a crucial part of the process because it allows the technicians to determine if the air duct system is working efficiently.

Our technicians will access the area where your air duct system is located. Most of these systems are located in the basement or crawlspace. However, there are some homes where the air duct system is installed in the attic. These homes will generally have the registers or vents installed in the ceiling.

During the inspection, the technicians examine the exterior and interior of the ductwork. They are looking for damage or unsealed connections. If the ductwork is exposed to the elements, rodents, and wild critters, it will potentially become damaged over time. Any damage and unsealed connections will be repaired.

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Our Duct Cleaning Services

We strive to be the most reliable duct cleaning service provider in your area. If you’re on the hunt for a company that will provide you with satisfactory results and affordable prices, you should not hesitate to choose us.

Here at Fox Duct Dallas, we strive to offer affordable, efficient, and convenient services. We work around the clock for our clients. We are locally owned and operated giving us the unique ability to solve our customers’ needs.

While you could choose a competitor, we encourage you to consider otherwise. Don’t waste your time or energy. Get in touch with us so we can put an end to your problem as soon as possible and explian you what it is and how it will help your ducts.

We’re Ready To Serve You

When you’re ready to get rid of the dirt and debris in your home, you’ll want to call Fox Duct Dallas. We’re the leading duct cleaning company in Dallas so we’ll be able to address and fix your problems immediately.

Call us today to schedule an appointment or ask for a free quote. We’ll be here to answer your questions truthfully and thoroughly.