Do Your Air Ducts Look Like This Inside?
Many homes and businesses have poor air quality and they don't even know it. This is an acual photo from one of our clients. What kind of air are you breathing?
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Overview In today's air-tight homes, indoor air quality is a growing concern. Most household dust contains dust mites, mold, mildew, pollen and animal dander. Many of these contaminants are circulated through the central air and heating systems in most homes and can aggravate the symtoms of asthma and allergies. A-1 Air Duct Cleaning proudly uses the Rotobrush® Air Duct Cleaning System. The Rotobrush® is the latest in air purifing technology that cleans your home or business' duct work to ensure healthy air to breath.
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A Closer Look Dust mites are very small creatures that live indoors in warm, moist places like the insides Dust Mites feed on organic substance such as flakes of shed human skin and flourish in the stable environment of dwellings. Dust mites can be transported airborne by minor air currents generated from normal household activities and are one of the most common allergens that trigger asthma. Do you have Dust Mites inhabiting your home or office?
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of pillows and mattresses. These creatures are not the kind of bugs that you can spot and crush, being invisible to the unaided eye. Their translucent bodies further hinder their visibility. Dust mites have no eyes or antennae, just eight legs and a mouth-like appendage.