Certified air duct cleaners follow a national standard
Congratulations to Eric Plaunt, Anthony Francis, and Jason Doolittle have achieved the advanced NADCA certifications of ASCS and VSMR. The National Air Duct Cleaners Association is the authority on quality air duct cleaning service in North America and these three technicians have exceeded NADCA standards by getting certified as Air System Cleaning Specialists and Ventilation System Mold Remediators. With these certifications, our technicians have proven their breadth of knowledge in the air duct cleaning industry.
But what is so important about a certificate for proficiency in air duct cleaning? The truth about air duct cleaning is that there are a lot of wrong ways to remove contaminants from air ducts. NADCA’s certifications provide a national guideline for the cleanest and most efficient methods. It is an air duct cleaning business’ responsibility to provide the best service available to their customers and that is what Safet King aims to do.
If you’re interested in having your air ducts cleaned by these professionals, call 1-800-AIR-DUCT!
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Could the source of your allergies be in your air ducts?
Like anything else that is manufactured, ducts and vents will have a lifespan and then will begin to breakdown and you may develop leaks and holes in your duct work. If this happens there is a potential for things like fungi, mold, bacteria, dust mites and other types of allergens to begin accumulating in those ducts and leaking out into the air that you breathe.
Aeroseal duct sealing is less intrusive and less costly than other methods that may require cutting multiple holes in your walls and ceilings for inspection. This adds to labor cost and will result in additional costs to patch those holes and refinish the walls and ceilings.
Using the Aeroseal duct sealing method for inspection and repair of your ducts is less intrusive causing little or no cosmetic damage to your existing walls and ceilings. There are no spaces or places too small for the inspection and application of the cost effective and efficient Aeroseal duct system.
We show each of our Aeroseal customers this comprehensive report so they have a visual representation of their improved air efficiency and energy costs. Click on the images for a closer look.
If you’re interested in having your air ducts sealed tight, click the button below or call us at 1-800-Aeroseal for more information!
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There are many ways to save on your energy costs. Here are some suggestions to get you started:
Filters are in place to keep your indoor air clean. But as they collect more and more contaminants, they can do more harm than good in your system. If neglected, a filter’s accumulated dust can begin to restrict the airflow in your home. This means your heating and air conditioning will use more energy to move the same amount of air. Check your filter size and go buy a few replacements. Its recommended to replace a home’s air filter every once every season.
It is common for duct work to be installed with gaps or to develop leaks over time. When air leaks out of your air ducts, your HVAC system needs to run longer to push the conditioned air to your thermostat. The wasted effort can accumulate in significant energy costs over time. Part of regular home maintenance includes sealing any leaks that develop in your duct work. Aeroseal is Safety King’s method of sealing air ducts from the inside. No matter where the leaks are in your duct work, the Aeroseal process is designed to seal any and all gaps.
Your dryer probably doesn’t dry clothes as well as it did when you first bought it. One of the main reasons for this is that dryer exhausts get clogged with lint over time. When a dryer vent is clogged, the dryer needs to run longer to dry the same amount of clothes. Not only is this a big waste of energy, but it is also a notable fire hazard.
Air conditioning systems have two coils, one called the evaporator coil and a second one called the condenser coil. Coils are heat transfer devices that make heat removal possible. If either of these coils becomes dirty and partially blocked by dust and debris or by layers of mold or mildew, its efficiency and air flow across the coil drops significantly. Under these conditions, the system has to run longer to achieve the required cooling effect inside the house. It runs more, costing more and it also tends to need repair or replacement more quickly.
Most homeowners don’t know what it means to balance an air duct system but balance is one of the most important steps to optimizing your home’s airflow and energy efficiency. Controls on your inline dampers allow you to close off airflow to vents closer to the furnace while opening vents further away. This eliminates excessive running of you HVAC system by making sure that the air pressure is the same in each vent throughout the house. Ask your HVAC specialist to help balance temperature differences in your house.
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Stop Wasting Money, Seal Your Ductwork
Consumer Reports, Money Magazine and other leading publications say that duct sealing is one of the best investments to reduce home energy bills. Sealing duct work has proven to be more effective than attic insulation and upgrading windows. Leaving a leak in your air ducts is like leaving a leak in a water pipe: the cost begins to add up over time. Our Aeroseal procedure can find and remedy any inefficiency caused by gaps in your air ducts.
Our Aeroseal specialists have been working hard as the demand for sealed air ducts increases. You can see the results of our process by viewing any of the Certificates of Completion below. Each set of two certificates is the supply and return side of an HVAC system.
Sealing leaks in your air ducts is one of the best ways to save on energy bills!
It is common for duct work to be installed with gaps or develop leaks over time. Part of regular home maintenance includes sealing any leaks that develop in your duct work. If you are unable to check for leaks yourself, Safety King offers the Duct Blaster, an air pressure test that can provide an accurate measure of how efficiently your system is running.
If leaks are discovered, Aeroseal is Safety King’s method of sealing air ducts from the inside. No matter where the leaks are in your duct work, the Aeroseal process is designed to seal any and all gaps. Two of our Aeroseal specialists, Bill and Eric, sealed the duct work of two entire HVAC systems in a home in Fair Haven last month. Click the images below to see the details of the sealing.
We show each of our Aeroseal customers this certificate of completion. It provides a visual representation of the improvement in air pressure for both the supply and return side of the HVAC system throughout the Aeroseal process.
If you’re interested in having your air ducts sealed tight, click the button below or call us at 1-800-AEROSEAL for more information!
Take Action to Improve Air Quality in Every Room!
Have you noticed a increased amount of dust in your home? Is this season causing allergies in your family? These could be air quality problems symptomatic of contamination via the gaps in your ductwork. Sealing a home’s air ducts results less dust, less allergies, and cleaner air. Watch the video below to find out if leaks in your ductwork could be the source of excessive dust and allergies.
“Typical duct systems lose 25 to 40 percent of the heating or cooling energy put out by the central furnace, heat pump or air conditioner. Duct repairs could be the most important energy improvement measure you can do.” –U.S Department of Energy
Our Aeroseal specialists Bill and Eric recently sealed the air ducts of a home in Rochester Hills greatly improving their indoor air quality and annual energy cost.