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Residential IAQ

Your air conditioning/heating system (HVAC) can adversely affect the indoor air quality (IAQ). And on improperly restored fire and smoke claims and other mold and bacteria-contaminated duct work, the HVAC system can become one of the primary releasing sources of mold, bacteria, soot particles, and household dust. Because (according to the EPA) 90% of your average life is spent indoors today, IAQ is of considerable importance. Consider:

• The degree of suffering experienced by those who are allergic to soot, dust (fire losses) and fungi (water damage) substantially increases with declining IAQ.
• A major cause of absenteeism from work can be traced to poor IAQ on improperly processed losses. This translates to higher costs of goods and services for all of us.
• The onset of respiratory impairment in children under 5 is linked to poor IAQ, especially when soot and fungi particles or spores that remains after restoration.
• In extreme circumstances, poor IAQ leads to decrease lung capacity, increased heart workload, and ensuing lung and heart problems.
• Ductwork, in particular, if not properly restored, becomes a constant releasing source.
• Energy efficiency is increased due to better airflow

Our HVAC Cleaning Procedures:

• Initial Inspection - color video and photo (pre- and post-) documentation.
• Clean air systems, trunk lines and all runs via 2500-7500 cfm HEPA vacuum units.
• Air wash/power brush trunk lines and runs
• Chemical wash trunk, furnace, fans, coils, filter areas and registers.
• Apply sealer and/or oxine sanitizer (per EPA regulation) and deodorizer, as needed.
• Replace all filters.
• Final inspection - photos and/or video provided (upon request).
• Quality assurance plan.

Important information about restoring fabrics and surfaces and the effect that it has on your Indoor Air Quality. If contaminants aren't properly removed during processing of water damage or fire claims (not to mention trauma claims with potential infectious materials), those who remain in contaminated environments will be exposed continually to problem materials.

First and foremost, we're talking basic cleaning here: The physical removal of soot, mold spores, soil buildup and possible contamination. The advantage of HVAC restoration lies in the ability to physically remove and deodorize soot and malodor that "on the air duct" interior walls, even with limited access to those surfaces. HVAC restoration also prevents progressive recontamination of clean walls and furnishings when the system is reactivated and prevents potential occupant health problems. It improves efficiency, air quality, and results in energy savings.

Our HVAC Maintenance Programs:

• Inspections/documented (pre- and post- cleaning)
• Duct cleaning (return side)
• Abatement services/sanitizer treatments
• IAQ Testing (outside firms)
• Filter Maintenance program
• IAQ Maintenance program
• IAQ Educational program

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