Air duct cleaning and Mold Testing Atlanta GA

A safe and allergy-free home starts with Eko Fresh Cleaning. Our professional air duct cleaning technicians will rid your home of dust mites,allergens,mildew,ba...cteria,and anything else harmful that lurks in your ventilation system. Air may be free,but it is not always clean. Let our technicians help to rid your home of dust and allergens coming into the air you breath. #negativepressure #airvents #ductcleaning #airductcleaning #ekofreshcleaning #allergyfree #cleanhome #betterliving #dustmites #mold #mildew #Atlanta #stonemountain See more

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How is the air quality in your home? Our technicians can look into this for you. If you have trouble breathing,allergy symptoms,feel sick a lot while at your,it may be time to have an indoor air quality check. The experts at #ekofreshcleaning can do this inspection for you. Give us a call to get your indoor air quality inspection today (678) 668-9908. We also offer #moldtesting and Inspections.

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How to Prevent Dryer Fires According to a report on consumer reports,Every year, firefighters across the country respond to around 13,820 home fires caused by clothes dryers, according to the National Fire Protection Association. About 27 percent of these fires is caused by an accumulation of lint, which means that not cleaning out your dryer vent can set you up for a dangerous situation that’s far more serious than the drop in performance caused by constricting a dryer’s duc...twork. Some dryers have indicators designed to alert you when lint has built up and blocked the vent. 1)Clean the Lint Filter Not once a month, or even once a week: Clean the lint from the dryer’s lint screen after every load, says Richard Handel, the test engineer who oversees CR’s laundry appliance lab. This helps prevent a fire, and it also helps your laundry dry faster. 2. Replace Accordion-Style Ducts Generally, dryers are equipped with a 4-inch vent in the back, which homeowners or installers connect to the exterior vent with a duct. But not all ducts will do. If you see a plastic or foil accordion-style duct connecting your appliance to the vent, it’s a good idea to replace it. These are risky because they can sag, allowing lint to build up at low points and trapping lint in their ridges. Handel recommends a rigid metal duct. The smooth walls allow the air to flow, and also reduce the buildup of lint, he says. A flexible metal duct should be your second choice. One other tip: Use duct connectors and metal clamps or foil tape to join sections of duct rather than sheet-metal screws, which can catch lint and cause buildup inside the duct. 3. Clean the Dryer Duct Annually (at Least) If you notice that your dryer takes longer to dry laundry than it used to, that’s a clue that there may be a blockage in the dryer vent system. When you’re drying a load, go outside and look at the vent. Do you see or feel exhaust air? If not, the vent or exhaust duct may be blocked with lint. Start by disconnecting your dryer from the power source. And if you have a gas dryer, also turn off the gas valve near the dryer. Carefully slide the dryer away from the wall so that you can access the vent that’s typically in the back of the dryer, Handel says. If you have a gas dryer, take care not to overstretch or damage the gas line. Disconnect the duct from the dryer, and vacuum both the dryer and the ductas much as you can access. Where possible, separate the duct into shorter sections for better access, then reassemble and attach the duct to the dryer. Be sure all joints in the duct are properly connected and held together with clamps or foil tape. Then return the dryer to its original spot and reconnect the power. While you’re at it, clean behind the dryer and underneath itlint builds up there, too. In winter, check after windy weather or snowstorms to be sure that snow isn’t blocking the outdoor vent.

$20 per vent air duct cleaning and $35 per return register for your entire home. Special through April 30th,2020. 10 vent minimum. Some same day and next day air duct cleaning available. Call the experts at (678) 668-9908.

Ridding your home of dust and contamination will give you better air flow in the home. Allergens,dust-mites,dander,pet hair,construction particles may be trapped in your air ventilation system. This unclean air circulates back through the home. Let us clean your air ducts today and be rid of the unhealthy air. 678.668.9908 #airmaybefreebutitsnotclean #cleanair #healthy #airduct

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How to Prevent Dryer Fires According to a report on consumer reports,Every year, firefighters across the country respond to around 13,820 home fires caused by clothes dryers, according to the National Fire Protection Association. About 27 percent of these fires is caused by an accumulation of lint, which means that not cleaning out your dryer vent can set you up for a dangerous situation that’s far more serious than the drop in performance caused by constricting a dryer’s duc...twork. Some dryers have indicators designed to alert you when lint has built up and blocked the vent. 1)Clean the Lint Filter Not once a month, or even once a week: Clean the lint from the dryer’s lint screen after every load, says Richard Handel, the test engineer who oversees CR’s laundry appliance lab. This helps prevent a fire, and it also helps your laundry dry faster. 2. Replace Accordion-Style Ducts Generally, dryers are equipped with a 4-inch vent in the back, which homeowners or installers connect to the exterior vent with a duct. But not all ducts will do. If you see a plastic or foil accordion-style duct connecting your appliance to the vent, it’s a good idea to replace it. These are risky because they can sag, allowing lint to build up at low points and trapping lint in their ridges. Handel recommends a rigid metal duct. The smooth walls allow the air to flow, and also reduce the buildup of lint, he says. A flexible metal duct should be your second choice. One other tip: Use duct connectors and metal clamps or foil tape to join sections of duct rather than sheet-metal screws, which can catch lint and cause buildup inside the duct. 3. Clean the Dryer Duct Annually (at Least) If you notice that your dryer takes longer to dry laundry than it used to, that’s a clue that there may be a blockage in the dryer vent system. When you’re drying a load, go outside and look at the vent. Do you see or feel exhaust air? If not, the vent or exhaust duct may be blocked with lint. Start by disconnecting your dryer from the power source. And if you have a gas dryer, also turn off the gas valve near the dryer. Carefully slide the dryer away from the wall so that you can access the vent that’s typically in the back of the dryer, Handel says. If you have a gas dryer, take care not to overstretch or damage the gas line. Disconnect the duct from the dryer, and vacuum both the dryer and the ductas much as you can access. Where possible, separate the duct into shorter sections for better access, then reassemble and attach the duct to the dryer. Be sure all joints in the duct are properly connected and held together with clamps or foil tape. Then return the dryer to its original spot and reconnect the power. While you’re at it, clean behind the dryer and underneath itlint builds up there, too. In winter, check after windy weather or snowstorms to be sure that snow isn’t blocking the outdoor vent.

$20 per vent air duct cleaning and $35 per return register for your entire home. Special through April 30th,2020. 10 vent minimum. Some same day and next day air duct cleaning available. Call the experts at (678) 668-9908.

Ridding your home of dust and contamination will give you better air flow in the home. Allergens,dust-mites,dander,pet hair,construction particles may be trapped in your air ventilation system. This unclean air circulates back through the home. Let us clean your air ducts today and be rid of the unhealthy air. 678.668.9908 #airmaybefreebutitsnotclean #cleanair #healthy #airduct

Hello We are still open and serving our customers during this essential time. Our technicians are taking special precautions and not shaking hands,keeping distance, wearing appropriate safety gear. We realize that our services are needed and will continue to be there for our customers. We will extend any special offers and continue to keep you updated. #togetherwestand #ekofreshcleaning #strongertogether