Air Duct Decontamination
Evaporator coils
Mold growth begins on the evaporator coils which pull moisture out of the air passing through the air duct system.
Air handler plenum
Further evidence of mold will present itself here.
Supply vent
Supply vents will begin to show mold discharge eventually.
How We Decontaminate Ducts
First we fog
Then we vacuum
First we fog
Vent cleaning is non-toxic to pets and humans with Pasco duct cleaning. We sanitize the entire ac system with a mist from a ULV (ultra low volume) fogger of EPA endorsed organic virus sanitizer
Thyme herb
Then we vacuum
First we fog
We use an EPA approved organic based HVAC duct cleaning disinfectant derived from the essential oil of the thyme herb to thoroughly sanitize your air duct and your vent cleaning
Then we vacuum
Then we vacuum
Then we vacuum
After vent cleaning and sanitizing is completed we vacuum all intake and supply vents utilizing a commercial grade HEPA vacuum cleaner.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Will your service damage my flexible ducts?
No. Most residential ducts in this part of Florida are like yours, and can easily be damaged by spinning brushes and powerful negative air machines. Any loose dust and debris blows out every time your system comes on, so there is nothing to "clean". Sanitizing is what is needed to remediate the health risk.
Do we need to leave the house with our pets while you perform your service?
No. The product that we use to fog the entire duct system is the essential oil of the thyme herb and it's use does not require any precautions. It is one of the active ingredients in some disinfectant mouthwashes. It is the only natural disinfectant ever approved for use in HVAC systems by the EPA, and no PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) is required by OSHA. All of our air duct cleaning professional service technicians are OSHA mold certified.
If we have you come back every year, do we really need our UV light?
No. Our duct fogging addresses the entire system and inhibits regrowth for more than a year, so a UV light would be redundant, and not necessary. Light does kill mold and some other contaminants, but only where it shines. Here is the EPA data that approved Thymol for use on mold and viruses. https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/reg_actions/reregistration/fs_PC-080402_1-Sep-93.pdf
How much do you charge for a normal service?
Our normal charge is $200 per residential system, and $100 for each service within 1 years of the last service. We recommend sanitizing every 6 months before and after the wet season to help keep mold and mildew away.
we service Hudson, Port Richey, New Port Richey, Holiday, Trinity, Tarpon Springs, Palm Harbor, Dunedin, Ozona, Crystal Beach and within a 25 mile radius of Holiday, Fl.
Normal service includes:
System inspection
Sanitizing entire duct system
Cleaning of all vent grills (without removing them)
What does the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) think of Thymol for sanitizing mold and viruses
Here is the EPA data that approved Thymol for use on mold and viruses. https://www3.epa.gov/pesticides/chem_search/reg_actions/reregistration/fs_PC-080402_1-Sep-93.pdf