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Ductwork and Insulation Services

Routine Duct Cleaning - Your home’s lungs might be pulling in dirty air, as reported by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. In some instances, your Indianapolis home’s indoor air quality could be lower than outdoors. Your HVAC system can collect pollutants such as dust. And these particles can be spread through your home as often as five to seven times a day. This can cause health conditions, particularly if one of your family members suffers from allergies or asthma. Refreshing your air ducts with HVAC cleaning services from TrueClean Air will make certain that your ductwork is free of dust and debris. We do the work so you can breathe easier.

Duct Repair and Installation - Ductwork doesn't last forever. If you live in an older home, your ductwork may not be sufficient for modern high-efficiency HVAC equipment. Ducts and their relevant pieces, seams, seals and joints, begin to breakdown after 15 years. They reach their maximum life span at around 20 to 25 years. Ductwork also expands and contracts through different temperatures. These changes over the years can cause it to break down and leak air. Leaks will hike your utility costs and contribute to poor indoor air quality. Broken ducts can also attract and spread pollen, dust and other impurities. Your attic crawl space, garage or other uninsulated spaces may contain some of your ductwork. Moisture can collect during periods of high humidity, causing rust to corrode the metal.

5 Signs You Need to Replace Your Ductwork
There are several other clues that can indicate ducts may need to be replaced:

1. Your ducts are more than 15 years old.
2. Your home is very dusty, or allergies are more severe at home.
3. You can’t control the temperature in certain rooms.
4. You can see ducts that are crushed.
5. You smell a bold musty scent when your HVAC system is running.

An inefficient home can waste up to 30 percent of airflow because of its ductwork. Damage in your air ducts can grow worse, reducing efficiency by as much as 20 percent. Leaks can also bring in combustion gases such as carbon monoxide that are supposed to be discharged outdoors. Natural gas water heaters, clothes dryers and furnaces produce tiny amounts of CO during typical use.

Attic Insulation - Unfinished spaces like an attic can compound heating and cooling energy losses. We’re Experts at adding insulation to up your HVAC system’s energy efficiency.