New Orleans residents and property owners know that keeping your home comfortable and dry can be a challenge at the best of times, which only makes it all the more important that you keep your ventilation and ductwork as clean as possible.
Dirty ducts and dryer vents can contribute to a number of problems around your home or office—problems which will grow in scope and expense over time.
Technicians are well-trained by NADCA Certified Air System Cleaning Specialists.
Duct Doctor's Patented Vacuum Truck is second to none in the industry.
Duct Doctor has been a single-focused Air Duct Cleaner since 1985.
Duct Doctor's proprietary technology allows us to loosen all foreign materials and contaminants from your air ducts without damaging them. Dirt and contaminants are removed by our truck-powered vacuum, which is 30-40 times as powerful as standard duct cleaning vacuums.
Our sole focus as an air duct cleaner is why Duct Doctor is the local leader since 1985. All of our technicians are highly trained according to NADCA standards, arrive in professional uniforms and marked trucks, and adhere strictly to our proven source removal protocol.
By utilizing our rigid, non-collapsable vacuum hose, debris and air contaminants are effectively removed from your ductwork by our truck-powered vacuum. Your ducts are completely cleaned, from the return and supply ductwork, and contaminants are removed outside of your home.
Duct Doctor has been a single-focused Air Duct Cleaner since 1985. Technicians are uniformed and well-trained by NADCA Certified Air System Cleaning Specialists to perform source removal procedures to NADCA standards.
If you’re interested in having your ducts cleaned on a property in or near New Orleans, contact Duct Doctor today. We’ll be happy to walk you through our process and qualifications and schedule your first duct cleaning.
There are a few key benefits of air duct cleaning and dryer vent cleaning that make it a crucial component of property maintenance, including:
HVAC efficiency. Your heating and cooling systems need to push air through the vents to get anything done. If the way is blocked, that means less air passes through for the same output of force. Which means your system runs more to achieve less. Dirty and moisture accumulation can also greatly shorten the lifespan of your HVAC systems.
Air quality. Dirty ducts means dirty air, with all the problems that entails. Headaches, allergies, poor sleep, asthma, and dozens of other problems can be tracked directly to bad air quality.
Moisture. Dirty ducts means poor ventilation, which in turn means moisture accumulation. In the humidity of Louisiana, that very frequently means serious problems such as mold, pests, or water damage. Dirty dryer vents can also allow significant buildup of moisture in or around the heating coils of your dryer, damaging or ruining it over time.
Pests. Dirty vents make a great home for all those unwanted guests; the moisture, the surfaces to grab hold of or house up in, the reduced air flow. All of it can contribute to serious bug problems. If you’re dealing with pests, make sure you include duct cleaning in your removal process.
Electronics. Bad air quality can wear down electronics in a hurry; all those dust particles interfere with heat removal, cause shorts, and get in the way of mechanical components.
When choosing an air duct cleaning company, it is important to look for a company that is licensed and insured, has experience in the industry, and uses high-quality equipment and techniques.
To prevent mold growth, it is important to keep humidity levels low, fix any water leaks or damage promptly, and ensure good ventilation throughout your home.
Mold growth is usually caused by moisture or water damage, and can occur in areas with high humidity or poor ventilation. This is especially more common in areas like New Orleans where there is a lot of moisture.