Air Duct Cleaning Service

Air Duct Cleaning and Dryer Vent Cleaning in the Entire Lake of the Ozarks Area

Air Duct Cleaning Can Help Prevent Allergies and Asthma Issues

Most of the dust that enters your home stays in your home, and most of it gets trapped in your HVAC system. Some studies show that just an ounce of dust can contain 40,000 living Dust Mites and they expel fecal pellets every day which travel through the air you breathe.

We are Lake of the Ozarks most reputable air duct cleaning company. Wallin air duct cleaning specializes in Residential Air Duct Cleaning, Condominium Air Duct Cleaning, and Commercial Air Duct Cleaning. Our Trained and certified Duct Cleaning Technicians will remove all harmful contaminants and allergens that have polluted your air ducts over the years and can potentially be harmful. 

Allow us to assist you in keeping a safe home or work environment in which you can breathe freely.

What Is Inside Your Ducts?

DUST: minerals and soil from the outside, human and pet hair, fluff from carpet and textiles, paper fibers, and even a small amount of dead skin.

Dust Mites: Microscopic arachnids. Feces and other enzymes they create are often the source of allergies for people with asthma or dust allergies.

POLLEN especially true in Iowa with our high concentration of trees and pollen-producing plants.

MOLD SPORES that are released into the air and can make people who inhale them sick.

Benefits of Duct Cleaning

• The most significant benefit of cleaning your ducts is reducing  pollutants that make people in the house sick.
• Clean duct use less energy. The more clogged your HVAC system is, the header it has to work to circulate air.
• With cleaning ducts, your home is less dusty and your home stays cleaner longer after a routine cleaning.

Signs Your Ducts Need Cleaned

• Extra dust in the home
• Visible dust in the air ducts
• Dusty build up on register
• Respiratory problems
• Increased allergies

Tips for Dryer Vent Cleaning

• Make sure outdoor dryer vent is blowing warm air.
• Check behind your dryer for any lint and fluff that has gather on the floor.
• If it takes more than one cycle to dry your clothes, your vent is clogged.