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OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:
- Air Duct Cleaning
- Air Duct Treatment
- Deodorizing
- Commercial
- Residential
- Free Estimates
- Indoor Air Quality Testing
- Duct Scoping
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How Our Duct Cleaning Process Works:
"The Air Duct Cleaning Procedure"

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Phone: (317) 733-1012
Toll Free: 1-877-866-3478

MITE-E-DUCTS
1200 Parkway Dr.
Zionsville, IN 46077

 

	1. The Service operator will lay down runners on finished floors and place corner guards on each corner we turn around.
	2. In most cases, the operator will gain access for the vacuum hose by making an 8" or 10" opening into the main trunklines of both the supply and return side of the system. Note: Some systems may have existing access openings; Mite-E-Ducts will use these if they exsist.   FAQ: Do you cut into my furnace? Answer: Although we clean the furnace/air handler, we do NOT cut into the actual furnace or air handler, just the duct system.
	3. The vacuum hose will be inserted into this opening to prepare for the HiVAC unit to be started which will produce a vacuum throughout the system. Note: In some cases, the duct system may not be accessible through the typical openings, therefore Mite-E-Ducts will gain access with our custom "duct box".
	4. The filter will be tightly covered so that we can separate both sides of the system. Also this will ensure that no debris is being pulled through your indoor A/C Coil. Some supply and return vents may have to be covered or have the dampers closed so that the full vacuum will be drawing through each vent. The technician will be able to determine the right procedure for your home as every home is unique.
	5. A compressed air nozzle and special pneumatic tools will be inserted into each supply and return vent; the compressed air and air whips will blow the dirt and debris toward the drawing vacuum hose and delivering it to our truck mounted holding compartment.
	6.  Our Viper cleaning system will be inserted in to the main trunk lines and plenums after all vents have been cleaned out. It will be propelled throughout the system loosening remaining dirt and debris and blowing it into the vacuum system. FAQ: Do you use brushes? Answer: If the situation or job calls for brushes, then yes. The problem with brushes is, they are round; therefore they cannot get into the corners of square and rectangular ductwork like our Viper Air Whip system can.
	7. After thoroughly cleaning both sides of the duct system. We will continue to clean out the furnace, blower compartment and filter area.
	8.  All openings are sealed with inspection panels that are secured to the ductwork with screws. The inspections panels will not leak air. They have a folded lip on the inside that is also lined with foam tape, this will ensure no air leakage. These plates will be used in future cleaning and inspections.

 

Ever wonder what lurks in your ductwork?
 

 
Check out this video of Mite-E-Ducts technicians cleaning out their truck after
only a couple air duct cleaning jobs! This was filmed on location at Mite-E-Ducts
office. Cleaning out the duct trucks should never be done on a jobsite.

Most homeowners would be shocked if they could look inside their ductwork!

Even the most careful housekeeper cannot prevent a gradual accumulation of dust, dirt, hair, dead insects (or worse) on the inside surfaces of the air ducts in the heating and air conditioning system. In addition, ductwork can become a breeding ground for various molds, mildew, germs, and bacteria that can be a real problem for those with asthma or severe allergies.

The solution is to contact Mite-E-Ducts today. Our technicians are certified by NADCA, the National Air Duct Cleaners Association. They will use state-of-the-art equipment and cleaning tools to thoroughly clean all the interior surfaces of your ductwork, along with the fan and blower compartment of furnaces that permit access to those areas.