Air Duct Cleaning, Duct Cleaning, and Commercial Air Duct Cleaning in Mobile, AL

There are many things that we have cleaned in our Mobile homes and businesses. We clean our carpets and floors, we clean the counters and bathrooms, we clean our living rooms and offices. But have you considered doing a duct cleaning for your home or business? Your commercial and residential air ducts can harbor many things that would surprise you if you looked. Dirt, hair, pollen, and other things are strewn throughout your ductwork, and if not cleaned regularly will contribute to worse indoor air quality. Contact Clean Air Services today and schedule your residential or commercial air duct cleaning.

Duct Cleaning in Mobile, AL

You might think that doing a commercial air duct cleaning would involve shutting down your business for several days and losing a bunch of productivity. But that just isn’t the case. We can work while you still have your business running in Mobile, and as things get cleaned and sanitized, you will notice the cleaner air. We divide up your system into sections and take each section in turn, making sure that previously cleaned sections do not get messed up when working on a new section. We then apply a sanitizer solution that gets pulled through the cleaned ducts by the vacuum to help prevent future issues. We do a complete cleaning to all surfaces so nothing is missed during a duct cleaning

Air Duct Cleaning in Mobile, Alabama

As you might imagine, there are several benefits to having an air duct cleaning done for your home. You will probably immediately notice that the air is cleaner. You may even notice, if you are prone to allergies, that you don’t suffer as much after a cleaning. Having a clean system also means that it will operate more efficiently, giving you a reduction in your home heating and cooling costs, and even prolonging the life of your Mobile system as well. Having Clean Air Services perform an air duct cleaning for your home is a smart move for improved health and longevity of your system.

Alabama’s only saltwater port, Mobile, is located on the Mobile River at the head of the Mobile Bay and the north-central Gulf Coast. Mobile was founded in 1702 by the French as the first capital of Louisiana. During its first 100 years, Mobile was a colony of France, then Britain, and lastly Spain. Mobile became a part of the United States in 1813, with the annexation by President James Madison of West Florida from Spain.