Charles County Maryland Air Duct Cleaning / Dryer Vent Cleaning

Indoor Air Clean Air provides residential air duct cleaning, home air duct cleaning, residential dryer vent cleaning, mold remediation, commercial air duct cleaning, HVAC restoration, and ductwork cleaning throughout Charles County, Maryland with these community services: Bryans Road air duct cleaning, Hughesville air duct cleaning, Indian Head air duct cleaning, La Plata air duct cleaning, Newburg air duct cleaning, Saint Charles air duct cleaning, Waldorf air duct cleaning and White Plains air duct cleaning.

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Two Important Facts to Know About Duct Cleaning:

The National Air Duct Cleaners Association or NADCA and The Environmental Protection Agency or EPA recommends that the entire HVAC system should be cleaned.

Duct cleaning is not a trade that is regulated in the State of Maryland.

This means that anyone can perform this service with absolutely no experience, certifications or training.  So it should be a priority to find a NADCA certified contractor.

The NADCA and the EPA recommends that not only the air ducts be cleaned but that the entire system be serviced for:

• Air handling unit housing cleaning
• Condensate drain pan cleaning (drip pans)
• Fan motors/fan housing cleaning
• Supply air ducts cleaning
• Return air ducts cleaning
• Register cleaning
• Grille and diffuser cleaning
• Heat exchanger cleaning
• Heating and cooling coil cleaning

NADCA members must have the following:

• Maintain $500,000 of liability insurance
• At least one Air Systems Cleaning Specialist on staff
• Agree to clean according to NADCA standards and comply with their Code of Ethics.

Why Clean Dryer Vents?

• "Failure to clean” is the leading factor contributing to clothes dryer fires in residential buildings.
• Clothes dryer fires cause about 15,600 structure fires, 15 deaths, and 400 injuries annually.
• 80% of clothes dryer fires in structures occur in residential buildings.
• Annually, 12,700 clothes dryer fires result in 15 deaths and 300 injuries.
  

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