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6 signs that you need duct cleaning services

Increased allergy symptoms

If you or members of your family are having unexplained allergy, sinus, asthma, or other respiratory problems, excessive dirt and debris circulating through your ducts may be the problem.

Microbes and Mold

Mold growth is a huge problem here. Mold exposure in homes has been linked to many health issues , some of them very serious.

Dust coming out of the vents

If you’re noticing dirt and debris around your vents, there’s a very good chance that your ducts have developed blockages or have a high amount of contaminants circulating through the system.

Weak Air Flow

A good sign that you have dirty or damaged ducts is if you notice that the air is not blowing out of the vents as strongly as it has in the past.

Higher utility bills

Dirty or clogged duct not only has a harder time circulating heat or conditioned air, it also overworks your HVAC system, and the result is usually higher utility bills.

Insects Sign

If you see or smell evidence that rodents or insects may be living in your ducts, it’s definitely time to have your ducts cleaned.

A Chicago Duct Cleaning Company You Can Trust

Count on TempCare as your go-to Chicago duct cleaning company. If you require air duct cleaning in Chicago, IL
or the surrounding areas, contact us today at 847-996-9691.

Our Chicago Air Duct Cleaning Services Will Improve the Air Quality in Your Home

Over time, air ventilation systems collect a significant amount of dust and debris, which diminishes the overall air quality in your home. That, of course, can have an effect on your personal health, and it’s not something that should be taken lightly. So, when it comes to having your home’s ventilation system cleaned, it is best to call a team of professional HVAC contractors to ensure you’re getting the best possible outcome.

You should consider our Chicago duct cleaning services if:

You see mold or mildew building up on the visible services of your HVAC system.
You have heard or seen rodents or insects in your ductwork.
You have noticed dust or debris being released into your home from the supply registers.
A significant amount of time has passed since your ducts were last cleaned.

At TempCare, we are proud to be one of the preferred Chicago duct cleaning services, chosen time and again by homes and businesses alike.

We Offer Same-Day Duct Cleaning in the Chicago Area

When you first begin to notice poor air quality in your home, the last thing you want to do is wait for a Chicago duct cleaning company to fit you into their schedule. At TempCare, we understand that keeping your HVAC equipment and ventilation system clean are a top priority in your home or business. That is why we can assure you that we will never make you wait. When you call us for air duct cleaning services in Chicago, we will respond promptly - either on the same day or next day. We are open all year long, and our team of highly-qualified duct cleaning technicians are standing to help you with anything you need.

When our team comes to evaluate your ducts, we will look at:

The size and extent of the ductwork system to be cleaned
How accessible your system is for our technicians
The overall level of contamination in your ductwork system

This is a simple process, and we do all the work for you! It is our policy to make your Chicago duct cleaning services as hassle-free and non-intrusive as possible.

frequently asked questions

Will HVAC system cleaning reduce our home energy bills?

Research by the U.S. EPA has demonstrated that HVAC system cleaning may allow systems to run more efficiently by removing debris from sensitive mechanical components. Clean efficient systems are less likely to break down, have a longer life span and generally operate more effectively than dirty systems.

How should a residential HVAC system be cleaned?

All residential HVAC systems should be cleaned following NADCA (National Air Duct Cleaning Association) standards. Any vacuum collection device which exhausts indoors must be HEPA (high efficiency particulate arrestance) filtered. Technicians systematically go to every vent and trunk line using various tools to agitate, loosen and push debris from within the ductwork to the collection device (For example: brushes, air whips and “skipper balls.”)

Is sanitizer necessary to duct cleaning? Do I need it?

There are many air duct cleaning companies in Chicago that offer this very service. Many times they are additional charges that can run into the 100’s of dollars. According to a study conducted by the EPA, sanitizer is not necessary to the cleaning of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.

What exactly does a professional HVAC cleaning job include?

A professional HVAC or air duct cleaning job includes all supplies, return ductwork and registers cleaning as wells as sanitation. Cleaning only part of the system is not effective. It is very important to make sure the entire system will be cleaned and make sure the price quote provided covers the entire system. Unfortunately some companies will advertise a very low price and then charge extra for the furnace, various components ductwork, sanitizing and so forth and before you know it the $99 price is $600 or more! So be careful.

What is the normal price range for the air duct cleaning service?

The EPA says that “duct cleaning services typically – but not always – range in cost from $350 to $500 per heating and cooling system, depending on the services offered, the size of the system, system accessibility, climatic region, level of contamination and type of duct material.” Consumers should beware of “blow-and-go” air duct cleaning companies. These companies often charge a nominal fee of $79 or $99 and do a poor job of cleaning the heating and cooling system. These companies may also persuade the consumer into purchasing unneeded services with or without their permission.

Why should I choose TempCare Heating & Air Conditioning over other air duct cleaning service providers?

TempCare Heating & Air Conditioning has built a deserving reputation as the premier “go to” company for HVAC inspection, cleaning and restoration projects throughout the Chicagoland region. We are pleased to have the most thoroughly trained air systems cleaning technicians in the area using state-of-the-art equipment and procedures. Our work is always performed following the “Source Removal” standards and guidelines set forth by the National Air Duct Cleaners Association of which we are a long-standing certified member. All of our pricing is upfront and honest: you will never be up-charged at the home for services that you do not need. Our quality services are competitively priced, offering you the best cleaning available at an affordable cost.

How long should it take to clean a typical residential HVAC system?

The amount of time it takes to clean a residential HVAC system can vary depending on the complexity of the system. A typical 2,500 sq. ft. home with one furnace will require three to four hours to clean.

What is a dryer vent and how is it cleaned?

Your dryer vent is the vent found behind the dryer, which carries moisture and lint through its length and expels these materials out of the home. Each company will vary in cleaning methods, but be sure that the company you choose utilizes an agitation tool with a long reach and is flexible in design.

What are the benefits of dryer vent cleaning?

Cleaning increases the life of your dryer. When airflow is restricted, this causes your dryer to work harder to dry clothes and puts your appliance at greater risk for a breakdown. Cleaning reduces energy bills. With restricted air flow your dry will run longer which drives up your utility bills. Cleaning reduces fire hazards. Your clothes dryer is more likely to cause a fire than your furnace, stove and chimney combined. Prolonged drying cycles can overheat the lint trapped in the dryer vent. This built-up lint can ignite within the dryer cabinet causing a fire in your home.

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