Professional Residential and Commercial Air Duct Cleaning with Trio Cooling, Heating & Plumbing
The Solution to Contaminated Indoor Air
Home and offices have contaminated air that is circulated through the central heating and air systems. Even frequent filter changes cannot stop this contamination. Disposable filters have a resistance of less than 15%, thus letting 85% of the pollutants pass through the filter and into the air ducts. This makes residential and commercial air duct cleaning essential to maintaining indoor air quality.
Contamination builds up over time in your air system. This build-up will reduce the efficiency of your air system, shorten its operating life, and continue to circulate the contaminants throughout your home.
Residential and Commercial Air Duct Cleaning
What to Expect
- Clean the Furnace/Air Unit: After testing the system for proper operation, we will disconnect the power before opening the unit for safety. Next, vacuum the interior surfaces of the Furnace/ Air Conditioner. Then clean the cooling coils with a HEPA vacuum and a coil cleaner, and clean the blower unit.
- Clean the supply and return registers and grills: Remove wall, ceiling and floor registers. Then wash register with Dynamite cleaner and rinse.
- Clean the supply and return ducts: Clean all air ducts using powerful air duct cleaning equipment. Decontaminate cleaned ducts with Soot Set duct sealant, and Odor Kill Deodorizer.
Why Choose Us for Residential and Commercial Air Duct Cleaning?
Your Trusted Partner for Reliable Residential and Commercial Air Duct Cleaning
TRIO will maintain a very professional appearance with our technicians in uniforms and a clean atmosphere. Additionally, we give our customers an understanding of why we are concerned for the quality and safety of their property. Our company in Cottonwood, AZ, will provide services to improve air quality and safety. During our visit, we can perform an inspection to make sure all areas of our business are utilized. If any unseen problems arise, the client will be involved in our inspection. Afterwards, our CSR will follow up with a phone call to ensure clients are satisfied with our services.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Question
To keep your HVAC system running efficiently, it’s best to schedule maintenance twice a year—once in spring for the cooling system and again in fall for the heating system. Regular check-ups enhance performance, reduce the likelihood of breakdowns, and extend your system’s life. For peak efficiency and energy savings, consider routine service appointments with a trusted HVAC provider.
SEER, or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, indicates the cooling efficiency of air conditioners and heat pumps. It’s calculated by dividing the cooling output by the total electric energy input over a season. A higher SEER rating signifies better energy efficiency, which can lead to reduced energy costs.
An HVAC system can freeze up due to various reasons, such as restricted airflow from dirty filters, low refrigerant levels, or blocked vents. Other causes might include issues with the thermostat, fan, or evaporator coil. Regular maintenance and timely filter replacements can help prevent freezing. If the problem persists, it’s best to consult a professional to diagnose and resolve the issue.
You can improve indoor air quality by frequently changing your HVAC filters, using air purifiers or cleaners, maintaining ideal humidity levels, and ensuring good ventilation to minimize pollutants and allergens. These steps help create a healthier, fresher environment in your home.
If you observe water leaking from your HVAC system, it may be caused by a clogged condensate drain line, a damaged drain pan, or a pump malfunction. To prevent further issues, turn off your system and reach out to an HVAC professional for repairs and to avoid water damage.
Yes, installing a smart thermostat can help you save money by optimizing your HVAC system’s energy usage. Smart thermostats learn your schedule and adjust temperatures based on when you’re home or away, ensuring that energy is not wasted. They can also be controlled remotely, allowing you to fine-tune your settings for maximum efficiency and lower utility bills.
nd preferences to optimize heating and cooling patterns accordingly.
