Air Duct Cleaning Restoration Understanding Ventilation Systems NADCA Energy Research Study April 8, 2010 by admin | Leave a Comment For decades the National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA), has been educating consumers on the process and benefits of air duct cleaning. Currently there is research study underway to measure the correlation between energy pressure drop and energy savings. NADCA Energy Research Study In February 2008, NADCA entered into a partnership with the Colorado University […] Read more » Air Conditioner Air Conditioning Air Duct Cleaning Air Filter Duct Cleaning Duct Sealing Energy Audit Energy Efficiency Filter Furnace NADCA University of Colorado
Indoor Air Quality Understanding Ventilation Systems Air Pollution in Energy Efficient Homes April 2, 2010 by admin Air sealing the building envelope is one of the most critical features of an energy efficient home. As new homes grow increasingly tighter to achieve ever higher levels of energy efficiency, the potential for indoor air pollution also increases. Modern Construction During construction, there are hundreds of penetrations through a typical home’s exterior. These […] Read more » Air Conditioning Air Duct Cleaning Air Pollution Air Sealing Building Materials Duct Cleaning Duct Sealing Energy Efficiency Exhaust Systems Furnace Green Home Home Construction HVAC IAQ Indoor Air Quality Sealing Air Ducts
Ductworks Press Release Ductworks Featured In NADCA DucTales March 31, 2010 by admin NADCA Member Ductworks Appears on Cable TV Show Many Companies within the HVAC Inspection, Maintenance and Restoration Industry have seen a dirty HVAC system, but what about on filled with 5,000 pounds of sand and black powder? Recently Ductworks Inc. of Arvada, Colo., a long-time NADCA member, participated in the Do-It-Yourself cable network program “Disaster […] Read more » Air Duct Cleaning disaster House diy network Duct Cleaning DucTales HVAC NADCA Restoration
Indoor Air Quality Understanding Ventilation Systems Top 10 Ways Homeowners Can Ensure Good Indoor Air Quality March 26, 2010 by admin Ensuring good indoor air quality is easy once you have an understanding of the components that effect your homes environment. Using the steps below, perform a quick checklist to improve your indoor quality. Setting the Standard for Indoor Air Quality ASHRAE, the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers developed Standard 62.2, Ventilation […] Read more » Air Conditioner Air Duct Cleaning ASHRAE Bathroom Exhaust Central Vacuum Chimney Dryer Vent Duct Cleaning Ductwork Filter Fireplace Furnace Indoor Air Quality Kitchen Exhaust Standard 62.2 Ventilation Wood Stove
Air Duct Cleaning Understanding Ventilation Systems Air Duct Cleaning Tools March 24, 2010 by admin Qualified air duct cleaning contractors employ a variety of different power, pneumatic and hand tools when cleaning air ducts. While there are numerous types of equipment used in the air duct cleaning industry, the job site to a large extent, defines what air duct cleaning tools will be used. Breaking Contaminants Loose Properly cleaning HVAC […] Read more » Air Duct Cleaning Air Duct Cleaning Tools CFM Contact Vacuuming Duct Cleaning Duct Cleaning Tools HEPA Filtered Vacuum Pneumatic Tools Truck Mounted Vacuum Vacuum
Air Duct Cleaning Indoor Air Quality Restoration Understanding Ventilation Systems Fiberglass Air Duct Liners | A Serious Indoor Air Quality Concern March 16, 2010 by admin Most commercial air duct systems are internally lined with fiberglass duct liners. Deteriorating fiberglass duct liner is a very common cause for indoor air quality complaints and adverse health effects. Fiberglass Duct Liner Fiberglass internal duct liner is commonly used in many commercial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system. Fiberglass duct liner provides sound […] Read more » Air Duct Cleaning Air Duct Coating Commercial Air Duct Cleaning Commercial Air Ducts Duct Cleaning Duct Coating Duct Liner Encapsulate Fiberglass Fosters Indoor Air Quality Insulation Internal Fiberglass Insulation
Allergies & Asthma Indoor Air Quality The Danger of Dust Mites March 10, 2010 by admin Dust is a combination of pollen, plant and mold spores, pet dander, human skin, lint, bacteria, and other contaminants. While any of these can affect breathing and allergies, dust mites can be a particular problem. What is a Dust Mite? Dust mites are tiny insects that are invisible to the naked eye that feed on […] Read more » Air Duct Cleaning Allergies Asthma Cleaning Duct Cleaning Dust Dust Mites Home Cleaning Indoor Air Quality
Allergies & Asthma Duct Cleaning Videos Ductworks Press Release Mold Allergen Test Kit Featured on FOX 31 KDVR Martino TV March 5, 2010 by admin Ductworks, Inc. and National Jewish Health Featured On FOX 31 / KDVR: Martino TV Consumer advocate Tom Martino featured the Family Air Kit®, an allergen and mold Test Kit, developed by National Jewish Health that tests for substances that can cause allergic and asthmatic reactions. Tom Martino and Paula Haddock interviewed Jeffery Nathanson, the Executive […] Read more » Air Dict Cleaning Allergen Test Kit Allergies Asthma Duct Cleaning Ductworks Website FOX 31 Indoor Air Quality KDVR Martino TV Mold Mold Test Kit National Jewish Health Respiratory Illness Tom Martino Troubleshooter
Air Duct Cleaning Indoor Air Quality Restoration Pigeons Cause Devastating Indoor Air Quality and HVAC Problems March 3, 2010 by admin Pigeon problems have devastating effects on the heating and cooling components and indoor air quality of a commercial facility. Pigeon problems affect employees, maintenance personnel and potentially customers. HVAC Systems Make Perfect Pigeon Coups Unfortunately, rooftop heating and cooling units are a perfect place for pigeons to nest. To seek shelter from the elements, pigeons […] Read more » Air Duct Cleaning Air Handling Units Animal Control Commercial Air Ducts Duct Cleaning HVAC Indoor Air Quality Pigeon Pigeon Control Pigeon Excrement Rooftop Units Wildlife Management
Air Duct Cleaning Understanding Ventilation Systems Prevent A Dryer Vent Fire February 26, 2010 by admin A clothes dryer works by forcing hot air through a turning drum. Wet clothes placed in the drum are then dried by the moving hot air. It is possible for a full load of wet clothes to contain as much as one and a half gallons of water from a typical load of laundry. Lint […] Read more » Air Duct Cleaning Cleaning Dryer Ducts Dryer Vent Dryer Vent Fire Home Maintenance Home Repair maintenance
