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Residential Air Duct Cleaning MI – Canton MI Air Duct Cleaning

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Air duct cleaning is usually not thought of until someone mentions something to you about it.  When moving into a new home your inspector may say to you that he recommends getting your air ducts cleaning.   New home buyers should know that when moving into a new property (new build or existing home) the ductwork should always be cleaned.  If you do not properly clean the ductwork construction debris or even worse, (previous owners dead skin cells) are circulating through the home.

Call Amistee today to help eliminate any unwanted contaminants in your home and duct system.  This will help with dust, smells and allergies for everyone living in your home.  Amistee has seen an increase in homes being sold in the city of Allen Park MI.  Allen Park MI duct cleaning is very important because of the average age of the homes.  Many of these homes have extreme build up of dirt and dust which not only affects your health but your furnace too.  Go to http://amistee.com/residential-air-duct-cleaning-allen-park-mi.htm to view helpful information for Allen Park MI air duct cleaning.

Amistee and The National Air Duct Cleaners Association – NADCA – Rochester MI Air Duct Cleaning

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Amistee Air Duct Cleaning has been a member of NADCA (National Air Duct Cleaners Association) for many years.  Its owners and employees have always had an active role in attending its conventions and technical trainings including the most recent 2012 expo.  Being a member of NADCA has always helped better the cleaning methods that Amistee uses in Michigan by continued education.  Would you get heart surgery from a doctor that is still using the same practices from the 80’s?  The same is true for the service industry.  New practices and techniques require training and great equipment.   When air duct cleaning is done correctly, it can have a positive effect on you and your families life.  If you are thinking about cleaning the air ducts or vents inside of your home in Michigan, make sure to check with NADCA at www.nadca.com to find an accredited company.

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Some local Michigan air duct cleaning companies are using the NADCA logo but are not even members. Unfortunately it is up to you the consumer to do your research and hire a qualified company that will not take advantage of you.  Amistee Air Duct Cleaning in Novi MI is a member of NADCA and is State Licensed to provide you with the highest quality service.  Call Amistee Duct Cleaning at 877-349-8877 or submit an online request and a service representative will contact you shortly.

Does Air Duct Cleaning Eliminate Dust? – Duct Cleaning Metro Detroit

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Does duct cleaning solve your dust problem?  Will you never have to dust your indoor living space after getting your ducts cleaned?  This seems like it would be a very simple answer but it is more complex than you may think.  There are local and national air duct cleaning companies “claiming” that if they use their service you will NEVER have to dust again.  Think again.  After having Amistee Air Duct Cleaning clean your duct system we can drastically reduce your indoor dust but we never like to say we can eliminate your dust.  This would be a false and uneducated statement if we said we could eliminate your dust problem.

We have found that the duct system can contribute to more than 70% of the indoor dust.   If you take a moment and think of indoor dust logically it makes more sense.  If your ductwork is loaded with debris (construction dust or a buildup over years) than this will probably be blowing into your home.  It is probably a good idea to get the ducts cleaned.  This is a great way to reduce the amount of dust.  We have some customers that say after we clean their home they instantly saw a reduction in the amount of household dust.

What is household dust?  Dust is made up of many things in a home.  Here is a list of possible sources of dust for you to consider.

  • Dirty Ductwork
  • Pet Dander or Hair
  • Old Carpet That Is Breaking Down
  • Skin Cells From Dry Skin (Think about adding a humidifier in your home)
  • Outdoor Air (Many people open windows and call it “fresh air” but is it really FRESH??)
  • Dirt Roads
  • Construction Sites
  • Disconnected Dryer Vent Pipe
  • Folding Clothes That Have Been Washed
  • Toilet Paper (When you rip it fibers become air born)
  • Any Indoor Remodeling Project
  • Clean Up Clutter

If you do choose to get your air ducts cleaned to help with a dust problem it MUST be done correctly in order to provide you with any results.  The entire duct system must be cleaned, not a portion, not half, not just the vent but ALL the ducts.