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Did You Know?
- Air duct cleaning reduces heating and cooling bills up to 40%.
- The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that indoor air pollution may be up to 2-5 times higher than outdoor levels.
- Chimneys need to be cleaned every 3 to 4 ricks of wood. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CCPSC) reported that in 1998, clothes dryers resulted in 16,000 fires, at least 20 deaths and 370 other reported injuries.
- According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), an estimated 73,800 home chimney fires occurred in 1994, killing 487 people and injuring almost 2,000.
C & C Chimney Cleaning will start with laying a drop cloth in front of the fireplace and controlling the creosote buildup with a commercial vacuum that is placed inside the firebox opening. The technician will then sweep the chimney flue and clean out the smoke chamber with chimney brushes to make sure that your chimney is up to code and fire safe. A chimney should be inspected and/or cleaned on an annual basis. Click here to see some of our past work |
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Air Duct Cleaning: C & C Air Duct Cleaning starts the procedure by using a powerful vacuum system with a vacuum hose attached to the main duct off the furnace. The ducts are then closed off with plastic sheets as a suction barrier created by the powerful vacuum system. The dust, mold and other debris which the vacuum has taken out of your home falls into a trap while the air is released into a giant filter connected to our vacuum system outside. Each supply vent and return is removed and cleaned with pressurized air duct cleaning tools. The air handling unit on the furnace is then cleaned and sanitized with oxine, a disinfectant/sanitizing agent used to kill mold, fungi, and bacteria The process should be done every 3 years. Indoor pollution is a serious threat to public health. Americans spend up to 90% of their time indoors; therefore, indoor allergens and irritants can trigger asthma attacks as well as other health issues. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), indoor air pollution is the 8th most important risk factor and is responsible for 2.7% of the global burden of disease from pneumonia, chronic respiratory disease and lung cancer to migraines and debilitating headaches. Click here to see some of our past work |
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