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How Often Should Commercial Air Ducts Be Cleaned?

How Often Should Commercial Air Ducts Be Cleaned?

22nd January, 2021

If you’re the owner or manager of a commercial property, you likely have many different maintenance-related routines to keep track of. Compared to other building features, cleaning the air ducts may be simply out of sight, out of mind—and it can be difficult to recognize when they need cleaning.

‘How often do air ducts need to be cleaned, anyway?’ you might ask. The short answer is that most commercial buildings will need a professional air duct cleaning every 3-5 years. 

However, there are lots of different factors that affect commercial ducts and how often you will need to clean them. Dust that is tracked or blown into the building, the presence of pets, and favorable places for dust mites can all lower air quality on the premises. Over time, buildup in the vents can become harmful to employees and guests.

How to Tell if You Need a Commercial Air Duct Cleaning

  • If you’ve never had a commercial air duct cleaning, or you can’t remember the last time you did—there’s a good chance it’s time to call us for service.
  • If you can see dark grime beginning to collect in the registers in your building, it’s probably time to call a professional for a duct cleaning.

 

The Cost of Not Cleaning Your Air Ducts

Perpetually clogged air vents in a commercial building can cause a host of problems, including higher energy costs and a health condition called sick building syndrome. If you want to conserve energy and keep visitors to the building safe, it’s important to keep commercial air duct cleaning on your to-do list! 

At Air Care Services, Inc., we’ve been providing commercial air duct cleaning services since 1952. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.

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