4 Reasons to Have Your Ductwork Cleaned
Duct cleaning is important for several reasons. Here are 4 really great reasons to have your ductwork cleaned this Spring: Overall, regular duct cleaning can help improve the air quality in your home, reduce energy costs, and promote better health and comfort for you and your family. If you are in the Southwestern Ohio/Northern Kentucky/Southeastern
Getting your ducts cleaned in the colder months? Here’s something you need to know.
If you plan on getting your ductwork cleaned in the winter (or even in early Spring), it’s likely that the weather will still be pretty cold. At least cold enough to need a jacket or sweatshirt even if it’s already March by the time you have it done. However, what you may not know is
The next Evolution in Duct Cleaning Scams
We’ve posted about scammers in the duct cleaning industry many times before. If you’ve read those articles, hopefully you have a pretty good understanding of how to identify a legitimate company vs. someone out to take your money and leave you without completing a decent service. If you have not read those articles, you totally
How did THAT Get in There?!
Have you ever had a funky smell invade your home and you can’t seem to find the source? Or maybe all of a sudden you’re sneezing a lot but you’ve never had allergies before? Or perhaps everyone in your house just keeps getting sick and no one can find out why it’s happening so frequently?
What we’ve learned about COVID in schools is good advice for homeowners, too
There aren’t many silver linings when it comes to COVID-19. And we certainly don’t want to make light of this terrible virus and all of the pain it has caused this country. However, we are thrilled that COVID has started to shine a light on how important it is to have healthy, clean indoor air.
Spring is Coming – Are Your Dryer Vents Ready?
Spring is on its way, and with it comes mating season for all the local birds. This may seem like an issue completely unrelated to duct cleaning, but it’s actually not. Each spring, birds start to build nests in preparation for laying eggs and raising baby birds. But sometimes in the quest for a safe