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3 Reasons Why Air Duct Cleaning Is Important After Mold Removal

4/25/2022 (Permalink)

A cleaned air duct system Contact SERVPRO when there is mold in your air duct system!

Mold spores travel through the air, so getting your air ducts cleaned after mold remediation is important.

The professionals at SERVPRO of East Dayton/Beavercreek have completed hundreds of mold remediation jobs. When we perform a mold removal job, our goal is to ensure the home or business is at its preloss condition upon completion. Therefore, air duct cleaning is commonly recommended to ensure that the home get's back to its preloss condition.

We put together the following blog post for property owners who have recently had mold removal performed on their property and want to ensure that they are not affected again. Today, you will learn about the three main reasons we recommend having your air ducts cleaned after mold removal.

What is an air duct cleaning?

An air duct cleaning is a process in which all of the dust, dirt, and mold spores are removed from your air ducts. Air duct cleaning will help improve your indoor air quality and keep your home or business safe from contaminants.

Two ways to tell if mold is present in the HVAC ducts?

If you are concerned that mold may be present in your HVAC ducts, there are two ways to tell without detailed testing:

  1. One way is to inspect the insulation around the ducts for signs of water damage or mold growth. 
  2. Another way to tell if mold is present in your air ducts is to check for musty odors coming from the vents. 

If you notice any visual signs of mold or smell musty odors, it is important to contact a professional like SERVPRO for air duct cleaning services.

The three reasons why air duct cleaning is recommended after the mold removal process?

SERVPRO of East Dayton/Beavercreek always recommends air duct cleaning after mold removal for three main reasons:

  1. To remove all mold spores from your home or business

Mold spores can travel through the air and enter your home or business through your ventilation system. If you do not have your air ducts cleaned after mold removal, you run the risk of mold spores entering your home or business and causing new growth.

  1. To improve your indoor air quality

When mold spores are removed from your air ducts, it will help improve your indoor air quality. The professionals at SERVPRO measure air quality before and after mold removal to ensure that the job is done correctly.

  1. To prevent future growth

If you have your air ducts cleaned after mold removal, it will help prevent future mold growth. The professionals at SERVPRO use a high-powered vacuum to remove all of the dust, dirt, and mold spores from your air ducts. 

How can the professionals at SERVPRO help?

The professionals at SERVPRO of East Dayton/Beavercreek have received training from the IICRC in mold removal and air duct cleaning. We have the experience and training to handle any size job. When you call SERVPRO of East Dayton/Beavercreek, we will walk you through the entire process and answer any questions you may have.

We understand that mold removal can be a stressful time for property owners. Our goal is to ensure that your home or business is returned to its preloss condition.

Wrapping up

We hope you enjoyed learning why air duct cleaning is recommended as part of our mold removal process. The professionals at SERVPRO of East Dayton/Beavercreek are always here to help with your mold removal needs. We understand the importance of having your air ducts cleaned after mold removal, and we are dedicated to helping you get your home or business back to its preloss condition.

Please feel free to contact us at any time if you have any questions about our services! We are available 24/7, 365 days a year, to help!

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