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Perhaps the most important reason to have a chimney sweep out to check up on things regularly — once per year at least - is because a dirty, damaged or blocked chimney can lead to a chimney fire or carbon monoxide poisoning. Without maintenance the moisture in your ducts will start to grow mold and mildew which is going to be blown all through your home or business. Not only is this going to create a musty, unpleasant smell, but eventually people will start to get sick.
Air Duct Cleaning is necessary to remove the built-up debris of dust, bacteria, and other particles that have accumulated in your ductwork over the years. These pollutants are then circulated throughout your home every time your HVAC system kicks in. In fact, dirty ducts are a major contributor to indoor air pollution and can even foster mold growth! Eventually this will cause people to get sick. Cleaning your ductwork removes these contaminants, greatly improving the quality of the air in your home and/or your business.
Do you know that there are more than 12,000 dryer vent fires that happen annually? It's true. The reason behind these fires is the neglect of regular dryer vent cleaning. Having a lint build up inside your dryer can cause a multitude of problems for your home and your dryer. It can lead your unit to run slower, to not dry your clothes evenly. It can also cause your dryer to be overworking and overheating and that can cause damage, excessive usage & energy bills. Prevent a dryer fire by calling us today!
Now Servicing: Little Rock, Conway, Fort Smith, Jonesboro, Lake Village, Texarkana and the Great State of Arkansas.
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