Air duct cleaning provides a cleaner living and working environment. Our crews employ cameras to check the condition of the ducts before cleaning and to ensure all dirt is removed after cleaning. Teasdale Fenton uses only the most advanced H.E.P.A. (High Efficiency Particulate Air) Filtered Air Duct Cleaning System available. It’s designed and manufactured by Nikro Industries, one of the leading manufacturers of H.E.P.A. Filtered vacuum equipment in the United States. All of our equipment is manufactured to meet or exceed OSHA, EPA, and NADCA Standards for cleaning the air of nuisance dusts. We connect our vacuum system to the main trunks near your furnace. Then various tools are used to dislodge the contaminants and debris in your air ducts. The powerful vacuum pulls the contaminants out of the ducts and through the filtration system, recycling clean air into your home. Once your system is cleaned, all access holes are resealed, leaving your duct system working like new.

H.E.P.A Air Sweep System Improved efficiency of heating and cooling system Improved indoor air quality Commercial and Residential ServiceSCOTTSDALE, AZ - A man working as an employee for an air duct cleaning business allegedly robbed a Scottsdale woman of her $40,000 wedding ring and tried to pawn it for just $600.Scottsdale Police report that on July 8, a woman who lives in the area of 101st Street and Thunderbird Road contacted them saying that someone stole a diamond wedding from her home. The victim told police that the ring, valued between $40,000 and $50,000, was hidden in a cup in a cabinet under the bathroom sink while men were in her home cleaning her air ducts. Police say one of the employees, 48-year-old Paul Allen Cannon, had an extensive pawn history -- 80 pawn transactions in the past year, most of which was women's jewelry. He also has prior felony convictions for robbery and armed robbery.Cannon allegedly pawned two more women's rings on July 18, but neither belonged the victim.

However, a few days later police got word that Cannon pawned a ring for $600. The ring matched the description of the ring they were looking for. Police went to the pawn shop in Mesa and took a picture of the ring to have the victims identify it. Police located and arrested Cannon near 40th Street and Roeser Road on August 9.Cannon allegedly admitted to police that he stole the ring, saying he was homeless and needed the money. Cannon has been charged with theft and trafficking in stolen property.See ALL ads this week Hoses / Hose Lines Screw Connections & Quick Connectors Oil & Gas Hoses Commercial Vehicles Original Equipment Air Actuators for Pneumatics Air Springs for Industry Rubber Expansion Joints / Connecting Pipes Printing Blankets / Forms Machine and Plant Engineering Materials of the Future Quality and Environmental Policy Intake Hoses for Clean Air Intake curved hose for connecting an air filter on the body to a turbocharger

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If you are thinking of using this service, consider these pros and cons of cleaning air ducts. What do experts say. The Environmental Protection Agency has taken on this issue and pointed out there is no scientific research that supports the duct cleaning industry. However, the EPA has also pointed out there are situations in which it makes sense to have HVAC ductwork cleaned. If visible mold is present, if animals or insects have made nests inside the ducts or if dust and other particles are clearly coming out from supply registers, hiring a company to clean the ducts makes sense. Stay away from any company that claims to be EPA certified or to be approved by the EPA, since the agency has taken a neutral stance on the industry.The industry actually points to the EPA, which has said there is some research that suggests duct cleaning – along with cleaning the coil, compressor and rest of the HVAC system – can improve its efficiency. Supporters also point to satisfied customers who say the cleaning has helped family members and visitors to their home with allergy and asthma.