Why Hiring a Certified Cleaner Is So Critical?
The air duct cleaning industry is not regulated by any government body. Anybody can enter this business with just some gear and a business card—which is downright scary when it comes to duct cleaning in Denver.
Some companies just clean the ducts while leaving your furnace dirty. Others are carpet cleaners trying to use their carpet vacs for duct cleaning in Denver, which doesn’t work at all (kick these guys out!). It’s like the Wild West out there, and the chances of hiring someone truly competent are literally 1 in 5—about 20% of duct cleaners actually know what they’re doing, leaving 80% as someone you won’t want to hire for your home or business in Denver.
At Robinson Custom Cleaning, we’ve been providing reliable duct cleaning in Denver for years. We have decades of experience and have learned the right ways (and the wrong ones) to do professional duct cleaning. We only use the right high-powered equipment and proven methods, such as removing the furnace blower for a thorough cleaning of the furnace itself.
Robinson Custom Cleaning is a Certified Ducts Partner, meaning we are trained and have become true specialists in furnace and air duct cleaning. We pride ourselves on always doing the job right, with customer service at the forefront. We know it’s easier to keep a return client than to constantly find new ones—that’s why our standards are always based on quality and service first, before profit.
Having the Right Equipment means
You Need BIG Hoses
Furnace and Air Duct Cleaning requires a lot of high powered air flow, which needs large 8″ to 10″ diameter hoses to carry the suction needed to do the job right. You also need a large 2 stage air compressor which is always powered by Gas.
When Having your ducts cleaned make sure they have the big hoses (for suction) and the small air lines which will be hooked up outside to a large gas air compressor (compressed air).
The suction is provided by a vacuum truck outside or a High Powered portable duct vacuum inside like the one pictured above. This hose then attaches to your main ducting, next we blast compressed air into the ducts to stir up and push the dust and debris towards the vacuum pressure.
If someone ever comes to your place with a big red shop vac with a spinning brush , a carpet cleaning vac, a central vac with a clear plastic box , or any small hose similar to your house vacuum then its best to chase them away with a large broom.
FAQS
1. How Often Should You Get Your Furnace and Ducts Cleaned ?
You should always make sure your furnace and ducts are cleaned right after construction or renovations , then usually every 3 to 5 years after that. If you have pets with a lot of hair or someone suffers from asthma or is sensitive to dust particles in the air then you may consider having your system cleaned more often.
2. How Critical is the equipment that you use?
Its very Critical that Professional Air Duct Cleaners use the right equipment and methods. The equipment needs to consist of a high powered vacuum system (Portable or Truck-mounted) which always uses 8″ or larger hoses along with a high powered air compressor with a min 175 PSI and 20 CFM.
If a duct cleaner shows up using a shop vac with spinning brushes, carpet cleaning vac or a “house central vac system” on wheels then that is the wrong equipment and the wrong method for professional duct cleaning.
3. What is the right method for cleaning the furnace and ducts?
A Professional duct cleaner will tie into the duct system with the large high powered vac system (8″ to 10″ wide hose) and with the vacuum pressure sucking they will blast compressed air into the vents and ducting to push dust and debris back to the vacuum. After all the ducts are blown the furnace itself must be cleaned such as the blower , reheat coils , burners, heat exchanger, and AC coils. The entire system from the ducts to the furnace must be cleaned.
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