F.A.Q

If you have queries on air ducts, turn to this FAQ page for the answers

Which is better: a plastic or a metal air duct?

Both have their respective pros and cons. PVC or plastic ductwork is advisable in settings where corrosive fumes and chemical vapors pose problems. They also have better insulating capacity. However, they are more expensive. Sheet metal air ducts are more common due to the price advantage. Generally, plastic is better but the cost advantage of sheet metal ductwork is hard to ignore. Experts in Air Duct Cleaning Belmont generally say that it's easier to clean and maintain plastic ducts.

What is the prescribed size of air ducts to use in a building?

Air duct sizes can vary depending on the type of heating and cooling system installed in a building. To know the appropriate size, check for the (heating or cooling system) manufacturer's recommendation. Other factors will also have to be considered. These include the dimensions or the overall size of the rooms, the number of vents in an area, and the distance of rooms from the cooling or heating system.

How come indoor air and ducts are related?

The quality of indoor air highly depends on the quality of air transferred from ducts. Don't forget that your house is ventilated by the central system. If the ducts are contaminated with debris or mold, air transferred in the house will be contaminated, too. Our professionals remind you that such problems are easily solved with air duct cleaning.

Will duct cleaning leave a mess in my home?

No. Our technicians are careful and the filtration method leaves no mess behind.

How often should my HVAC unit be cleaned?

This can greatly depend on the activities that take place in your household or place of business. Smokers, pets, water contamination and recent construction work are all reasons to clean your HVAC as often as possible. Properties without high levels of these substances will require HVAC cleaning far less frequently.