Air Duct Cleaning: Commercial Properties

As a commercial air duct cleaning company in the Twin Cities, we frequently get calls from customers who work in or own office spaces that show signs of dirty air ducts, leaving the occupants concerned about indoor air quality. In many cases, it’s the overhead return grilles and supply diffusers that exhibit the first indications

Churches and other houses of worship, due in part to their large rooms and high ceilings, often have vast and complex air duct systems that typically consist of a combination of large rectangular ducts (often interior-insulated), flex ducts (often exterior-insulated), and sometimes transite ducts. Cleaning these vast systems requires experience and expertise. Transite ducts in

Because of the complexity and diversity of HVAC systems in commercial settings, the process of commercial air duct cleaning requires planning, experience, and skill to accomplish effectively. The approach will vary according to the size of the building, the number of thermostats and other components, and the type of ductwork (flex, interior insulated, etc). Typical