AIR DUCT CLEANING

In today's air-tight homes, indoor air quality is a growing concern. Most household dust contains dust mites, mold, mildew, pollen and animal dander. Many of these contaminants are circulated through the central air systems in most homes and can aggravate the symptoms of asthma and allergies. 

How can these contaminants be removed from the air duct system? Our professionals have combined their proven techniques a remarkable air duct cleaning system. This advanced cleaning method is the only one available that brushes and vacuums at the point of contact, eliminating the use of harsh chemicals such as sealers. You are left with the assurance of fresh, clean and virtually contaminant-free air in your home and office.

The Customer Always Comes First

•     Trustworthiness: Our products will be made to the highest standards possible. We will live up to all realistic performance expectations for our co-workers and our customers.
•     Honesty: We will communicate quickly and directly about problems, delays and concerns inside and outside the organization. We will publicly celebrate our successes and be forthright about our failings.
•     Helpfulness: We will pro-actively help our co-workers and customers. We will treat customers as we would expect to be treated by a quality vendor.
•     Thrifty: While never sacrificing quality, we will strive for efficiency and cost control with every available resource. We will waste nothing by using ingenuity, skill and resourcefulness.
•     Flexible: We will actively look for, and be open to, new ideas and ways of doing business.
• Value Driven: Our products will be the best value for the dollar spent.

Why Choose Us?

• Insured
• Certified
• Licensed
• 24/7 emergency service
• Same-day service
• 100% guaranteed work
• Professional technicians
• Environmentally conscious
• Up-front pricing 

Air duct cleaning by H20 Drying Solutions mission is to provide quality-made cleaning systems that reach previously inaccessible areas. Our innovative products are designed to improve the air safety in all types of indoor environments, which increases productivity for our clients.

It is now common knowledge that indoor air pollution is an issue of growing concern throughout the country. In the past decade, an increasing amount of scientific evidence has indicated that the air within our homes and offices can be more seriously polluted than the outdoor air in even the largest and most industrialized cities. 

Additional research has shown that people spend the majority of their time, around 90%, indoors. Surprisingly, for many people the risks to their health may be greater due to exposure to air pollution indoors rather than outdoors. Experts also conclude that people who are exposed to indoor air pollutants for the longest periods of time tend to be the most vulnerable to the effects of indoor air pollution. Parents are increasingly worrying about the effect that continued indoor air pollution will have on their children. The elderly or those suffering from allergies are also extremely susceptible to increased risk to their health due to the indoor air that they breathe.   Pet dander, cooking oils, air fresheners, mold, dirt, mildew, insecticides, dust, paint and aerosol sprays are just a few of the contaminants that drift through the air in our homes. These fragments eventually come to rest inside of the air ducts in even the cleanest of homes. 

Particles of dust, pollen and other debris routinely found in all types of heating and cooling systems are some of the main causes of contaminated air in residential housing. If moisture is present, the potential for the growth of mold is increased and spores from such growth can be released into the home's living space. Every time the blower to your furnace or air conditioner comes on, pollutants are blown into your living space, causing the air you breathe to be far less than clean. Some of these contaminants may cause allergic reactions or other symptoms in people that are exposed to them. The American Lung Association states, "Fragile lung tissue can be easily damaged by pollutants in the air, resulting in an increased risk of asthma, allergies and bronchitis".   A dirty system can also be costly, as dirty furnace components can cause a myriad of problems from rust to overheating to a-coil freeze ups. By simply keeping your heating and cooling systems clean, removing debris from sensitive mechanical components, you may avoid costly repairs and keep them working in top-notch condition for many years to come. Having your ducts cleaned regularly will help you improve the indoor air quality in your home while also enhancing the efficiency of your system, which could also reduce your energy bills.