When it comes to cleaning air ducts, there are two main types of equipment used: rotary brush systems and vacuum cleaners. Rotary brush systems are equipped with suction units and swivel brushes, which are used to remove dust and other particles from the air duct. Vacuum cleaners, on the other hand, come with a powerful motor and a flexible hose to provide effective and thorough cleaning. Both types of equipment can be used properly to clean an HVAC unit, according to NADCA standards. Rotary brush systems are designed to scrub the walls of air ducts to loosen and eliminate mold spores and persistent debris.
They come with several accessories, such as nozzles and brushes, to remove all dirt and grime deposited on the surface of the air ducts. This is an effective way to clean the air duct system, as it ensures that even the smallest and toughest dust particles are cleaned. Vacuum cleaners are used to remove dirt, debris, and other contaminants trapped in the air duct system. The powerful motor sucks up all common dirt and debris, while the flexible hose helps to thoroughly clean corners and other hard-to-reach areas of ducts. It reaches tight spaces and cleans ducts thoroughly to ensure better airflow and reduce the amount of allergens in indoor air. In addition to cleaning, many companies offer specialized services such as duct disinfection products, dryer vent cleaning, and other products that improve indoor air quality.
Air compressors for air duct cleaning are specifically designed for complex air duct systems. Cleaning your air ducts can help improve air quality inside your home or office and helps improve the efficiency of your HVAC system.
