Joe’s Air Duct Cleaning

01/14/2022

Get your Ducts clean!
$220 up to 8 vents
For more Info and scheduling
Call or text at 503-432-0219

06/22/2020

Duct Cleaning starting at $120
Book now!!

06/20/2020

Have your Dryer Vent Cleaning!!
$120
Don’t wait !!
Save energy & Have your laundry 🧺 Dry Faster!
Text or call at 503-432-0219
Or e-mail us [email protected]

05/24/2020

For HVAC and Living Spaces
Bio-Cide’s EnviroCON® product is highly effective in eliminating odor-causing microorganisms as well as those associated with mold, mildew and bacterial growth.
As the industry leader in chlorine dioxide technology, Bio- Cide International has developed and patented numerous applications directed at controlling microorganisms. Chlorine dioxide is a powerful antimicrobial compound effective against a broad range of both gram-positive and gram-negative organisms as well as yeasts and molds.
A point of contact application, EnviroCON® eliminates odors at their source through a chlorine dioxide release- process that destroys organisms at the origin. EnviroCON® uses no perfumes or masking agents.
EnviroCON® is an EPA registered, ready to use, safe, low toxicity formulation that inhibits the growth of odor causing organisms as well as those organisms associated with mold, mildew and bacterial growth in the air and in HVAC systems.
An enhanced benefit of EnviroCON® is its low toxicity and safety rating from the EPA. As a result, EnviroCON® may be used in occupied spaces. EnviroCON® does not use any environmentally damaging propellants or flammable ingredients.
Use EnviroCON® as a part of a regularly scheduled maintenance plan to ensure fresh clean air.
For bacteria, mold, mildew, fungi and algae, there is not an easier, safer or more effective product on the market.

05/24/2020

UV LIGHT

In air conditioning systems, UV light destroys harmful microorganisms, including mold, mildew, fungi, bacteria, and viruses like SARS-CoV-19. ... UV lights are typically installed near your primary AC coil or in your ductwork. Microorganisms that pass within the UV bulb's line of sight will be destroyed.

Installed for $190

05/20/2020

How to Determine if the Duct Cleaner Did A Thorough Job
A thorough visual inspection is the best way to verify the cleanliness of your heating and cooling system. Some service providers use remote photography to document conditions inside ducts. All portions of the system should be visibly clean; you should not be able to detect any debris with the naked eye. Show the Post-Cleaning Consumer Checklist to the service provider before the work begins. After completing the job, ask the service provider to show you each component of your system to verify that the job was performed satisfactorily.

If you answer "No" to any of the questions on the checklist, this may indicate a problem with the job. Ask your service provider to correct any deficiencies until you can answer "yes" to all the questions on the checklist.

Post Cleaning Consumer Checklist Yes No
General Did the service provider obtain access to and clean the entire heating and cooling system, including ductwork and all components (drain pans, humidifiers, coils and fans)?
Has the service provider adequately demonstrated that duct work and plenums are clean? (Plenum is a space in which supply or return air is mixed or moves; can be duct, joist space, attic and crawl spaces, or wall cavity.)
Heating Is the heat exchanger surface visibly clean?
Cooling
Components Are both sides of the cooling coil visibly clean?
If you point a flashlight into the cooling coil, does light shine through the other side? It should if the coil is clean.
Are the coil fins straight and evenly spaced (as opposed to being bent over and smashed together)?
Is the coil drain pan completely clean and draining properly?
Blower Are the blower blades clean and free of oil and debris?
Is the blower compartment free of visible dust or debris?
Plenums Is the return air plenum free of visible dust or debris?
Do filters fit properly and are they the proper efficiency as recommended by HVAC system manufacturer?
Is the supply air plenum (directly downstream of the air handling unit) free of moisture stains and contaminants?
Metal Ducts Are interior ductwork surfaces free of visible debris? (Select several sites at random in both the return and supply sides of the system.)
Fiber Glass Is all fiber glass material in good condition (i.e., free of tears and abrasions; well adhered to underlying materials)?
Access Doors Are newly installed access doors in sheet metal ducts attached with more than just duct tape (e.g., screws, rivets, mastic, etc.)?
With the system running, is air leakage through access doors or covers very slight or non-existent?
Air Vents Have all registers, grilles and diffusers been firmly reattached to the walls, floors and/or ceilings?
Are the registers, grilles and diffusers visibly clean?
System Operation Does the system function properly in both the heating and cooling modes after cleaning?

05/06/2020