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(WXYZ) - A recent report from the U.S. Fire Administration estimates there are 2,900 clothes dryer fires every year, causing 5 deaths, 100 injuries and $35 million in properly loss.
Heavy clothes, sweaters and blankets used during winter months shed much more lint and create a fire hazards during winter months.
But cleaning the "lint trap" alone is not enough to prevent fires.
Fire investigators say cleaning the lint trap is just a first step the real buildup of lint happens out of sight and is overlooked by most consumers.
We teamed up with vent cleaning experts and a fire prevention association, to reveal how lint buildup over years can quietly accumulate and trigger fires.
Rick Strah operates Advanced Air Duct Solution, Inc., a company specializing in dryer vent cleaning.
"Just building up in here," saidStrahafter taking the back cover off of one dryer.
"All your electrical wiring is all coated in this stuff."
It also builds up inside the vent tubing leading to the outside.
Strah used a high powered vacuum that suctioned huge piles of lint buildup, which over time actually clogs vents from functioning properly.
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by BILL MCGINTY / NBC Charlotte
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Posted on February 5, 2014 at 10:52 PM
Updated yesterday at 11:36 PM
MOUNT HOLLY, N.C. -- A 79-year-old woman said she needed to Get McGinty after an air duct cleaning company sold her expensive products, she now claims she didnt want or need. Did the company take advantage her? The womans family thinks so.
Companies that clean the air ducts in your house do so to help you improve the quality of the air you breathe. One such company is Indoor Air Quality, and they did some work at Peggy Broomes house in December.
They cleaned eight of her air ducts for $660, and sold her a $199 washable electrostatic filter. But before they left, they also sold Peggy an $1,100 ultra violet solar light that would sanitize the air inside the ductwork. Peggy doesnt have any pets and her house isnt all that big, so her daughter didnt think it was necessary and felt like her mother might have been taken advantage of.
I was shocked at the amount. I looked at the bill and my jaw dropped, said Malia Alexander, Peggys daughter.
The bill totaled $2,114.84 for a two-hour service call. Peggys family did some investigating and found the same light on EBay for $116, and I found an electrostatic washable filter at home depot for under 35 bucks.
I contacted the managers at Indoor Air Quality this week and raised these very questions. They told me that Peggy was aware of what she was buying and her signature on the work order proves it. But, as an act of good faith toward their customer, the company is now offering Peggy a refund of $800 and she is expecting the check by early next week.
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Air Duct Cleaning Burke VA (703) 986-3737 Virginia-Z-Finest Duct Cleaning
At Virginia-Z-Finest Air Duct Cleaning we strive to provide the best services available in Burke VA. Founded in 1994 and built on the precedence of value, cu...
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With concern growing about molds, allergens and indoor air quality, residential duct cleaning is an emerging industry. The National Air Duct Cleaners Association asserts that removing contaminants from a home's ventilation system is an important step toward improving indoor air quality. However, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says knowledge about air duct cleaning is in the early stages, and there is currently no evidence that a small amount of household dust or other particles in air ducts poses any health risks. The EPA indicates it might be warranted in some cases but not in all situations.Typical costs: A proper home air duct cleaning costs anywhere from $400 -$1,000, depending on the size of the system to be cleaned, the type of services offered, the regional climate and the level of use the ventilation system gets, the type of materials inside the ductwork and the amount of contaminants (dust, mold, etc.). A 1,400-square-foot home with only one system of ducts will usually be at the lower end of the scale, while a 3,500-square-foot home with multiple heating/cooling systems is at the upper end of the price range. Related articles: Chimney Sweep, Carpet Cleaning, Ductwork, House Cleaning, Air Cleaner, Allergy Shots What should be included: Cleaning should include: cleaning all of registers, inside the ductwork, the interior of the heating/ventilating system, the furnace fan, and the coils for an air conditioner or heat pump, according to Real-Estate-Agents.com. Once the system is clean, a disinfectant can be sprayed throughout to kill any mold, bacteria or dust mites that remain. The EPA recommends having the air ducts cleaned only as needed -- that is, when there is substantial visible mold growth inside, if the ducts are infested with rodents or insects, or if they're clogged with excessive amounts of debris. According to the EPA, there is considerable controversy about the wisdom of spraying chemical biocides inside the ductwork. Both the EPA and the National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) warn against companies that make sweeping claims about the health benefits of duct cleaning. The NADCA also cautions consumers about "blow-and-go" air duct cleaners who charge a nominal fee (often offering extremely low-cost coupons) but use substandard equipment, do a poor cleaning job and perform unneeded services at an extra cost. Cleaning fans and coils is mandatory for a properly cleaned system and should never be listed as an "extra cost." Be wary if the total "cleaning" process will take only an hour or two. Additional costs: Some older air ducts may contain asbestos in the insulation, register boots or other areas. Asbestos removal absolutely requires specialized procedures which will add to the total cost, depending on the complexity and extent of the problem. Shopping for duct cleaning: The EPA lists suggestions for choosing a duct cleaner, explains what to expect and provides an after-cleaning checklist. Referrals are available through the NADCA. Get several estimates, and be sure you understand the specific work covered by each company's quote. Ask about the service providers' training and experience. If disinfectant spraying is recommended, ask for a clear explanation of the pros and cons of this treatment in your particular circumstances. Request and check references, and ask if the service provider holds any relevant state licenses. See if there are any complaints with the Better Business Bureau.
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A $99 special turned up hidden costs . $25 for service call, every duct after 10 was $20 per duct. Told them to get out of my house. The man became very vocal and yelled at me all the way back to his truck. I said "don't you shout at me". Called Sears and got nowhere not even an apology for the conduct of its technician. After reading all of these articles I'll stick my vacuum hose as a DIY project.
I bought a Supply Vent Cleaning + Furnace Inspection service with GreenHeat service back through Amazon deal in Nov and used it before it expires. Cost 50$ for that deal. 2 guys came did the vent cleaning very quick and after inspecting the furnace, talked me into doing a deep cleaning for the blower. After 20% discount, price was 375, so I bargained down to 320$. They took the blower out, cleaned throughly (it was very dirty). Also sanitized and vacuum the rest of the furnace. I am satisfied with their service.
Great service they use truck mount take them 3 hours. Found them after they clean my friend house she was very happy so called them. They explain what will be done and did a walk throw. Highly recommended
I have filed a claim with the BBB because this company is a scam. They charged me $1,590 and their initial coupon stated whole house for $89.00. I live in a small townhouse. They claimed I had mold, but another company came out the next day, and felt that there was no mold. I never had musty smell in my house nor alot of dust; ever any type of water damage; I should have researched this more before answering in ad in the Penny Saver. Big mistake on my part, and now I'm trying to get reimbursed for at least half of what I spent.
We called this company Arizona Carpet and Duct cleaning because we got a coupon in the mail for a 24.99 carpet cleaning so we decided to have the duct cleaned with out and over the phone estimate. Bad idea. When they got here they took out our air filter and said we had mold and it was going to cost 2000.00 not including the carpets. In the end we ended up talking them down to $500. If you can bargain do it.
The company was Indy Air Care LLC.
I sent them an email requesting why they had charged me so much...still no reply.
Why does Sears charge extra to clean the coil and doesn't even talk about cleaning the blower wheel?
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Central Islip, NY (PRWEB) January 31, 2014
AW & Sons Exhaust, a provider of HVAC and duct cleaning services on Long Island and New York City to organizations, is pleased to announce the launch of their new website at AWSONS.NET.
Established over 50 years ago, AW & Sons Exhaust has provided their expert services to organizations with any duct work within their buildings with heating, ventilation of air conditioning systems (HVAC), kitchen exhuast systems or clothing dryers. The air that these systems transmit is more often than not carrying airborne debris, dust, allergens and other micro particles that are not seen by the human eye. Within the duct work of buildings they can build up and over time create situations where disease and other health-challenging situations cannot be detected. Additionally, in the cases of kitchen exhaust systems and dryers vents, the build-up of debris could lead to fire as well. For this reason, professional cleaning services such as those offered by AW & Sons Exhaust are necessary.
The team at AW & Sons exhaust realized that while they had a solid core of long terms customers, there were new customers throughout the five boroughs and Long Island who would have need of the services they provide. As the world has become more digital centric, the need was palpable for a web presence that presented the basics of the services they provided as well as serving as a portal by which new customers could find them. Working with Benjamin Marc, the premier web and graphic design firm serving Long Island and the Tri-state area, the new website was conceived with the goal of it being an inviting web presence. The clean design and visitor-friendly navigation struck the right balance for what AW & Sons was looking for.
For over 50 years AW & Sons Exhaust, Inc. has provided quality service in the cleaning of Kitchen Exhaust and HVAC Systems. The family owned and operated business has been serving satisfied customers that include Hospitals, Universities & Schools, Fire Departments, Nursing Homes and large & small businesses throughout the five boroughs. They provide quality service in the cleaning of hoods, ducts and fans of Kitchen Exhaust Systems as well as the removal of accumulated dust, debris and other particulates in the HVAC Systems. Located in Central Islip in Suffolk County, their trained NADCA staff are FDNY Certified Kitchen Exhaust cleaning technicians. They can be reached on the web or by phone for a free estimate at (631) 581-9609.
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