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Laundry Dryer Duct Cleaning<br />
When a commercial dryer vent is clogged, airflow is reduced and commercial dryers are forced to work harder.<br />
This means the air travelling through the ductwork and vents gets hotter and does not dry effectively, which<br />
can cause:<br />
Potential for lint to ignite as the heated air moves slower and temperature intensifies.<br />
Accelerated thermostat and internal sensor failure.<br />
Reduction in the lifespan of your appliance.<br />
Higher energy consumption.<br />
Most commercial dryers come with lint traps, or filters, designed to capture the lint, yet only 30-40% is<br />
typically collected. The remainder sticks to the duct work and piping. Lint and other debris builds up over time<br />
so it is not ever safe to assume that emptying the filter regularly is enough to protect your property from a<br />
dryer vent fire.<br />
Some of the signs you need commercial dryer vent cleaning:<br />
There is an accumulation of lint or debris on the external vent.<br />
The dryer is hot to the touch indicating it is overheating.<br />
It takes more than one drying cycle to dry one load.<br />
The laundered items smell “musty” after being in the dryer.<br />
Laundry Dryer Duct Cleaning Procedure<br />
The formal process for all our projects remain the same as it has been stated above for the HVAC system<br />
cleaning process.<br />
Kitchen Exhaust Duct Cleaning<br />
Grease from the kitchen travels into the hood, through the vent hood filters, into ductwork that leads to the<br />
exhaust fan on the roof. Grease is a fuel that can ignite with a simple spark from the kitchen cooking line and<br />
spread throughout the attic and onto the roof in seconds causing severe damage and potential loss of life. The<br />
owner of the exhaust system has the ultimate responsibility to ensure the exhaust system is safe.<br />
AIRTECH cleans your kitchen exhaust system from cook-top to roof-top to ensure that your exhaust system is<br />
completely cleaned to the NFPA Standard-96. Many of our competitors clean only where you can see and<br />
don’t spend time on the areas you can’t. We clean the hood, the entire duct work and the blower fan. We<br />
even prove it through our Picture Verification System which we provide on every clean!<br />
Having your exhaust system cleaned regularly is not only for the safety of your customer, employees, and your<br />
building; it’s mandated by law that you have it done.<br />
Kitchen Exhaust System Inspection & Cleaning Schedule<br />
It is very typical for a municipality to adopt the standard written by the National Fire Protection Association<br />
(NFPA) as the local law or code for building and cleaning commercial kitchen grease hoods. The NFPA is an<br />
independent organization, not an arm of the government. The standard that the NFPA has written concerning