(NAPSI)—This holiday season, when family and friends gather at your house, you can all breathe easier if you’ve done one unexpected thing: Have your air ducts cleaned.
The Problem
Even the most spotless home made spic and span for celebrating can have dirty ducts that can’t be seen but can contribute to poor indoor air quality and exacerbate health issues—especially for those with allergies, asthma, respiratory conditions, or auto-immune disorders. That’s no way to greet your guests—and Santa gets enough air pollution in those chimneys.
What To Do
Fortunately, there is a solution. Air duct cleaning, when done properly, is a great way to help you, your family and visitors breathe clean, healthy air. It can also improve your home’s energy efficiency, and that leaves you more money for purchasing presents.
Who Can Help
The National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) is dedicated to helping homeowners with the air duct cleaning process. These professionals have technicians on staff with advanced training and certification in HVAC system cleaning, and they’re required to follow higher standards.
Learn More
To find qualified and certified air duct cleaning professionals, visit www.breathingclean.com.
“Air duct cleaning, when done properly by trained professionals, is a great way to help you, your family and visitors breathe clean, healthy air. It can also improve your home’s energy efficiency, saving you money.”
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