Welcome to Healthy Environments Inc. Air Duct Cleaning & Sealing – Dryer Vent Cleaning – Spray Foam Insulation – V-Kool Window Film – Mold Removal & Build BackI’m Tim Silcox with Healthy Environments. Since 1990 we have upgraded over 14,000 homes with our services. Construction dust left over from builders turns to mold during the 1st cooling season in air duct systems and homes get dusty from fiberglass. Local codes do not require sealing dust infiltration areas that cause allergy issues. Dryer vents are recommended to be cleaned every 1- 3 years depending on usage.  V- Kool clear film doesn’t darken glass and cuts 89% heat and protects from fading. Security film bonds glass when hit and a cost effective way to protect your property from damaging winds. Upgrading your homes crawlspace or attic with closed cell spray foam will protect your home from moisture, mold, rats and high power bills. Mold concerns, questions, or issues – Contact us today! We are the areas only ACAC accredited mold company which is becoming a requirement in many states.

Call or e-mail for your free evaluation and inspection report. We would like to earn your business. Take the first step to making your home a healthier place to live. What we inspect for:auto headlight lens cleaner reviews Air Duct System Cleaning & Sealingair purifier philips price Construction dust turns to mold – first cooling seasonAir duct leaks – no local code requirements to permanently sealDust infiltration areas – it’s attic fiberglass (newer homes are worse)Duct wrap condensation issues, past wear life, and critter damageair cleaner model 2400 Dryer Vent Cleaning- Every 1-3 Years Over 15,000 reported dryer fires yearlyExtends dryer life, less run time, power usage Musty Smells,Surface & Structural mold Issues

Site areas assessed, water or heat vapor problems fixedDamaged materials removed, cleaned and treated as neededBuild back and trade referral offered for job completion Spray Foam Upgraded Crawlspace Insulation removed, sub-flooring cleaned to remove mold.Termite bug treatment recommendedClosed cell spray foam appliedStops moisture, mold, musty smells, floor cupping, & rat nestingLowers power bills forever Attic Upgraded With Spray Foam All outside infiltration areas sealed offKeeps out heat, moisture, & rats while lowering electric bills forever ( We do not quote open cell foam as it absorbs heat vapor & rats love it) Window Film Benefits & Options V-Kool clear film cuts 89% heat & is the best rated film for fadingV-Kool does not absorb heat that causes glass failureV-Kool clear film can be used in areas where tinted film is not allowedSecurity film offered to protect glass from wind & storm damage WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYINGA proud provider of Aeroseal

Bruno Air is proud to bring you certified technicians who can use this technology to efficiently tackle and solve air leaks— saving you time, money, and energy. Aeroseal Duct Sealing is a breakthrough that effectively seals up leaks from the inside out. Our trained technicians are skilled in the subtle art of the Aeroseal process and can walk you through the steps. Developed by the Indoor Environment Program at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, the Aeroseal software was tested by some of the best Indoor Air Quality scientists in the country. Aeroseal Duct Sealing can reduce duct leakage by up to 90% and save a typical homeowner up to $1000 a year in energy costs and a typical building up to 30% of HVAC energy use.When fiberglass lined ductwork or fiberglass duct board requires cleaning, we can successfully clean and coat these products if they are not damaged by water or delaminating due to age or improper installation. Cleaning is performed using the latest in tools and technology by our experienced Air System Cleaning Specialist (ASCS).

We use commercial grade airless spray equipment and high tech spray rods and tips to effectively coat and seal fiberglass surfaces with coating specifically designed for breathing air systems. How safe is fiberglass in air conveyance systems? There is considerable controversy over the use of fiberglass in air conveyance systems. Studies relating to this controversy by manufacturers routinely results in finding that support the use of fiberglass. In response to growing consumer concerns, several manufactures have come up with lines of fiberglass ductboard with improved indoor air quality benefits. These product lines have special surface coatings and require special training for proper installation. Whether or not fiberglass in breathing air streams is ultimately determined good or bad, we at Air Duct Cleaners of Virginia, do NOT clean fiberglass lined sheet metal ductwork or fiberglass ductboard without sealing the breathing air stream surface of the fiberglass with a suitable coating specifically designed for air conveyance systems.

Internally lined sheet metal ductwork is accessed through existing opening or by cutting 8" or 12" round access holes in the sheet metal in accordance with Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors' National Association (SMACNA) guidelines to accommodate entry with cleaning and coating tools. Fiberglass ductboard is accessed through existing opening or by cutting converging 45 degree access holes in accordance with North American Insulation Manufactuers Assoication (NAIMA) standards. Upon completion of cleaning and coating the facing surfaces of the cutout are sealed with a spray adhesive and reinstalled with foil tape over the access cuts. All coatings used by us are specifically designed for air conveyance systems and applied in strict accordance with manufacturer's instructions. Many companies market other products to coat or seal duct surfaces and apply their coating by spraying them into the operating duct system with a fogger. Tests indicate that materials introduced in this manner tend not to effectively coat the interior of the duct surface.