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Has your Furnace been Damaged during Construction? Using your forced air furnace during construction/renovation to heat your home may not be the best idea… The main problem is drywall dust; which is essentially powdered rock. Debris gets tossed down the supply and return ducts, and makes a mess. This dust eventually gets pulled through your furnace, which covers all of your heat exchangers, blower, motor, and electronics. This can damage the furnace, and greatly reduce the ability to transfer heat, thus minimizing the reason for having a high efficiency furnace in the first place. It will also cause the secondary heat exchanger to have restricted air flow through the fins. Often the filters are not replaced or even installed during construction, leaving the furnace coated on the inside with dust and. This is why we suggest that it be imperative that you have your furnace and ducts cleaned after any new home construction or renovation. We have found that within 6-12 months after construction is completed; that the drywall dust begins to become solid rock (and no longer dust) making it very difficult to remove. Any humidity in the air will cause the drywall dust to solidify over time. Permanent damage can occur to your secondary heat exchanger in your new high-efficient furnace if the dust is not removed. Examples of before and after cleaning are attached to this article.

Pricing - Perfect Air - St. Paul, Bonnyville, Elk Point Furnace Cleaning Price

We offer up front pricing. No low ball offers to get us in the door. For our residential customers we quote you based upon the square footage of your home; and not the number of vents in the house. The price that we quote you will be the price you pay. We have no hidden fees or ‘extra’ charges. We also offer 10% discount for all seniors. Click the link bellow to book your free quote!

Signs Your Air Ducts Need Cleaning Keep your ducts in a row!!! Have you noticed little wisps of dust puffing out from an air duct every time you turn on your home's heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system? Have you seen dust or pet hair trapped in a vent? Is there dust coating the grill on the return air registers? These might be indications that your home's duct work might be due for a through cleaning. Inside your HVAC system, fine dust collects on air duct surfaces, vents, motors, and coils. Flakes of dead skin, hair, and pet dander catch onto the dust, and before too long this process creates a dense, mat-like environment where bacteria, mould, dust mites, and allergens can flourish. Air filters remove most of these from the air stream, but not for all parts of the HVAC system. That's why it's important to periodically check the condition of your air ducts to see if they could use air duct cleaning services. Give us a call 780-645-5445

Breathe Easy!!! Since you rarely see your home's ductwork, it can be easy to take for granted. But like anything else in your home, it gets dirty and needs periodic cleaning. Dust, dirt and debris that collects inside your ducts can have a ruinous effect on the quality of your indoor air. To make sure your family is breathing the cleanest air possible, regular duct cleaning should be a part of your overall HVAC maintenance strategy. Give us a call! 780-645-5445

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Just an example of what your fan/blower inside your furnace can look like, before and after cleaning

Air Duct Cleaning Equipment: Agitation Tools Review - Hypervac Basic Training Series

https://youtu.be/FQ3JzvTkzBw Just to give you an idea of the different processes we use to get your furnace and ducts clean!

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Have you had your furnace and your ducts cleaned lately? Give us a call Perfect Air Furnace and Duct Cleaning! 780-645-5445

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