WellDuct HVAC & Air Duct Cleaning
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Mon - Fri 9am - 6pm Sat - 9am - 3pm
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Did you know that nearly 15,000 home fires occur every year simply from clogged or congested clothes dryer vents? It’s true! While changing your HVAC filters every month is always a good practice, it is not enough to protect your ductwork from the buildup of other types of dirt, lint, and debris.
From outside critters tracking leaves and twigs into your ductwork to potential oil or water leakage from normal daily wear and tear, the professional team of HVAC Technicians from WellDuct in New Jersey will thoroughly and completely inspect your HVAC systems from top to bottom, ridding your ductwork of unwanted laundry lint and other flammable materials that those traditional HVAC filtering systems very often miss.
The standard lint traps found in our residential clothes dryers do not always catch 100% of the lint, dirt and debris that accumulates as our clothes tumble around in the dryer. A significant portion of this hazardous material flows right past the lint trap and directly into our HVAC ventilation systems. Many homeowners assume that the lint and debris will automatically be blown outside into the open air at this stage, but this is not always the case.
908-363-7470
Mon - Fri 9am - 6pm Sat - 9am - 3pm
Cash, check
Description:
Did you know that nearly 15,000 home fires occur every year simply from clogged or congested clothes dryer vents? It’s true! While changing your HVAC filters every month is always a good practice, it is not enough to protect your ductwork from the buildup of other types of dirt, lint, and debris.
From outside critters tracking leaves and twigs into your ductwork to potential oil or water leakage from normal daily wear and tear, the professional team of HVAC Technicians from WellDuct in New Jersey will thoroughly and completely inspect your HVAC systems from top to bottom, ridding your ductwork of unwanted laundry lint and other flammable materials that those traditional HVAC filtering systems very often miss.
The standard lint traps found in our residential clothes dryers do not always catch 100% of the lint, dirt and debris that accumulates as our clothes tumble around in the dryer. A significant portion of this hazardous material flows right past the lint trap and directly into our HVAC ventilation systems. Many homeowners assume that the lint and debris will automatically be blown outside into the open air at this stage, but this is not always the case.
