Professional Aeroseal Duct Sealing in Northern VA, Columbia, Md & Surrounding Areas
Atlantic Duct Cleaning provides professional air duct cleaning, dryer vent cleaning, and more to residential and commercial properties throughout Maryland & Northern Virginia. Being NADCA certified since 1995, Atlantic Duct Cleaning delivers top quality results, utilizes state-of-the-art Abatement Technologies® equipment and HEPA-filtered vacuums, and has the highest standard of customer satisfaction in the industry. With more than 27 years of experience, our highly trained technicians have the skill and experience to tackle any residential and commercial HVAC ductwork or ventilation cleaning project in Northern Virginia & Maryland.
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Why Choose Us?
The Atlantic Difference
With Atlantic Duct Cleaning, the cost of your air duct and dryer vent cleaning service is determined in advance—there’s no need to worry about unexpected add-ons after our technicians arrive at your residence or commercial property. We like to maintain an open relationship with our customers and will answer any and all of your questions about equipment, policies, and procedures so you can be confident that you are receiving the highest quality service.
We employ professionally trained technicians that have helped Atlantic Duct Cleaning become an expert in the duct cleaning and dryer vent cleaning field. After successfully performing HVAC air duct cleaning on more than 160,000 systems in Northern Virginia and Maryland, Atlantic Duct Cleaning is:
- A proud member of NADCA (National Air Duct Cleaners Association) since 1995.
- An active member of IAQA (Indoor Air Quality Association).
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Benefits of Residential Aeroseal Duct Sealing
In homes throughout the Northern Virginia area, we often find that unclean air and contaminants from the crawl space, attic, and other places can actually be pulled into the air you and your family breathe! If your family is suffering from allergies caused by poor air quality or your home’s temperature is constantly uncomfortable, Aeroseal duct sealing will help:
- Increase energy savings
- Improve air quality
- Minimize musty odors and excessive dust
- Limit air contamination
There are many advantages to hiring a professional to seal the ductwork in your home. If you’re ready to improve your home’s comfort and air quality, schedule service online today!
The Aeroseal Duct Sealing Process
Aeroseal Duct Sealing is a highly effective method for sealing leaks in air duct systems, improving energy efficiency, and enhancing indoor air quality. It offers a convenient and non-invasive alternative to traditional duct sealing methods that require extensive manual labor or access to hard-to-reach areas. Here's how it is typically performed:
- Preparation: Before the sealing process begins, the HVAC system is thoroughly inspected to identify any leaks or gaps in the ductwork. This may involve accessing the ducts through access points or registers.
- Cleaning: To ensure optimal adhesion and sealing, the ducts are cleaned to remove any dust, debris, or contaminants that may interfere with the process. This step helps to improve the longevity and effectiveness of the seal.
- Sealing Process: A licensed technician introduces small aerosol particles made up of adhesive polymers and sealant material into the duct system. These particles are released from a device that is connected to the ductwork. The aerosol particles are carried by the airflow and adhere to the edges of the leaks and gaps in the ducts.
- Sealant Distribution: As the aerosol particles flow through the ductwork, the pressure within the ducts causes them to accumulate and build up around the edges of the leaks. This process continues until the leaks are effectively sealed.
- Monitoring and Verification: During the sealing process, specialized equipment, such as pressure sensors and computer software, is used to monitor the progress and effectiveness of the seal. This helps ensure that the desired level of sealing is achieved.
- Post-Sealing Inspection: Once the sealing process is completed, a final inspection is conducted to ensure that all leaks have been properly sealed. This may involve using diagnostic tools, such as thermal imaging cameras or airflow meters, to detect any remaining leaks.
