Wednesday, May 13, 2020

COVID-19 response of TT Air Duct Cleaning - we are here to help.

TT Duct Cleaning's COVID-19 Response

TT Duct Cleaning is here for you and your family and will continue to meet the needs of your home and business. Our safety-first mandate ensures the wellbeing of your family, your employees and our team.  

Starting with a pre-site clearance call.
Before entering your home or business, we will contact you to verify site safety.  This includes confirming that no one on the premises has recently travelled, is in quarantine or is experiencing COVID-19 related symptoms. Where the risk of COVID-19 is present, we will not enter the premise.   

Our service technicians are following best practices, including:
  • · Eliminating handshaking and only using non-contact methods of greeting
  • · Washing hands thoroughly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds at every opportunity
  • · Using disinfectant products to keep touchpoints clean in their workspaces, vehicles and equipment
  • · Maintaining effective social distancing when possible; recommending workers and occupants remain on opposite floors
  • · Shared-use devices such as payment terminals will be sanitized repeatedly
  • · Wearing face masks with HEPA cartridges
  • · Wearing gloves throughout our service
  • · Sanitizing and deodorizing your HVAC system with BENEFECT through fogging

These precautionary measures have been taken to limit the potential spread of the virus, to support our employees in this challenging time and to ensure we maintain our ability to serve you, our customer, for the long term.  Our team remains vigilant and is monitoring the situation in real time and responding rapidly as conditions evolve.  Please contact our office if you have specific concerns.

Please be safe and stay healthy.

Sincerely,
TT Duct Cleaning
416-619-5313
info@TTductcleaning.com
www.TTductcleaning.com

Wednesday, September 11, 2019

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Thursday, January 20, 2011

Duct Cleaning Scams

We’ve all seen the coupons and advertisements promoting “whole neighborhood air duct cleaning for $49.95,” and heard the horror stories from consumers who got taken by these companies. Now the national media is taking notice.

NADCA worked with Dateline NBC over the past six months to expose a scam operation and the company’s unethical business practices. Tune in to NBC this Sunday, January 9 at 7 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time) for a special two-hour Dateline as reporter Chris Hansen exposes these frauds and helps educate the general public about the HVAC cleaning industry. (Please note that the segment on air duct cleaning will be at the end of the second hour.)

NADCA president Buck Sheppard served as the industry expert and will be featured in this report. This Dateline episode will show “hidden camera” scenes uncovering instances of brazen scam artists preying on uninformed consumers.

It is NADCA’s hope that after this episode airs, consumers will be better informed about how to spot these scams.

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Duct Cleaning Required

I don't normally like to sell our duct cleaning services, "with a policeman's hat on", but sometimes it is unavoidalbe. Especially in a highly regulated area like industrial occupational hygiene.

Here's an example of what I call "selling with a truncheon in your hand"

But the points are well made. Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV, provided typically in the industrial workplace to remove hazardous airborne contaminants ranging from sawdust, through to gases and fumes) extract ductwork can get dangerously dirty. They fall, in the UK, under the Control Of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations, and regular functional testing should be carried out to prove that they continue to provide the 'control measure', i.e. reliably pull out the contaminant. Similar Regulations whereby effective control measures should be in place for control of workplace contaminants exist in most countries.

Often the engineer responsible for the systems wants to clean the LEV system, because he knows that's the right thing to do, but he needs 'The Law' to convince his superiors that something should be done.

Of course LEV sytems should be designed so that the contaminant stays airborne and does not settle out on the duct surfaces..but it doesn't always work out like that. Not by a long chalk!

You can see deposits build up which will impede airflow (and so stop the system properly pulling workplace contaminants away from the worker's breathing zone). Often enough air velocity can be slowed down by a gradual accumulation of dusts, or by a larger item like a paper wrapper, piece of packaging, beer can (no really! where's a better place to hide the evidence of illicit drinking?), which then allows finer dirt to build up.

Friday, July 9, 2010

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Evaporator Coil Cleaning (A-Coil Cleaning)

An evaporator coil, also known as an a-coil, is an integral part of your cooling systems that is often neglected while you are cleaning the system. Commonly it is thought that if the filters are clean there is no need to check the coil. It is a wrong perception that may be a root cause of many problems your system may have to face if you neglect the issue of evaporator coil cleaning. Even if the filters are clean the evaporator coil can still be dirty and be polluting the air you breathe.

A dirty a-coil can be root cause of many problems; here are four main reasons for which you should consider cleaning evaporator coil on regular basis:

1. Increased Efficiency: With a dirty evaporator coil efficiency of the system declines and you feel it is not cooling same way as before.
2. Shorter Run-times: It takes more than usual to start.
3. Low Electricity Bills: Longer runtimes and burden on the system caused it to consume more electricity which is the reason for huge electricity bills. A clean evaporator coil may save you up to 15% of energy your cooling system consumes with dirty coil.
4. Good Air Quality: If the evaporator coil is dirty and air flow is reduced it causes same air to circulate in the house again and again with many pollutants putting your health at stake. Air indoors is polluted with many visible and invisible pollutants including dust, dirt mites, pollens, pet dander, molds, bacteria and viruses. While air is circulated the evaporator coil accumulates these particles as the coil fins are densely located.

Dirt and debris on the evaporation coil hinder the air flow thus blocking it and causing your heating and cooling system to work much harder. A reduced air flow means cooling capacity of the system has decreased which causes extra burden on the system. The system starts consuming huge energy to cool the room or building posing a burden on your pocket. If you still neglect the situation it causes the air to cool to such a low temperature that it condenses over the coil and leads to what is known as evaporation coil frost thereby completely blocking the coil.


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Usually your air conditioning system gives clear indications when the evaporation coil is dirty. Following is the checklist that clearly states that now is the time to clean the evaporation coil:

* Efficiency of the system is decreased
* Less air is coming out of vents
* Head and suction pressure rises
* Electricity bill increases with same usage of cooling system

The issue of evaporator coil cleaning is of great importance when you are having pets at home or living in an area where construction is taking place. An annual evaporation coil cleaning can keep you and your family safe!

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

How Humid Climates Affect Indoor Air Quality and Comfort

Regional climate plays a large role in Indoor Air Quality and comfort. Regional climate characteristics are determined by geographic location and long term weather conditions. Two of the most important factors that affect an areas climate are temperature and precipitation.
What makes Humid Climates Uncomfortable?

Humid climates have a high amount of water vapor in the air. When it’s hot, high humidity makes people feel hotter because it reduces the ability to evaporate moisture from the skin. In humid climates, becoming comfortable means going into a conditioned space.
Potential for Mold Growth

While mold spores are in every region and every climate, mold growth is highly dependent on the amount of humidity. Mold growth typically occurs when an environment reaches a relative humidity of 60 percent or greater in a 72 hour span. If mold is found within your home or workplace remediate the problem immediately, mold spores can be distributed throughout the home or building through the HVAC system impacting indoor air quality.
Air Conditioning in Humid Climates

Air conditioning coils serve a very important role in regulating temperature and humidity in humid climates. As air passes through the evaporative coil of the air conditioner, heat and moisture are removed from the air. To a degree, the lower the humidity level, the more comfortable you will feel at a given temperature.
Air Duct Cleaning and HVAC Maintenance

Overtime foreign debris is drawn into the evaporative coils and fan blower of the air conditioning system, gradually decreasing air flow and energy efficiency. Maintaining HVAC system, will keep your cooling and heating components operation at peak energy efficiency, and prevent potential indoor air quality problems. Yearly air conditioner inspections and routine air duct cleaning with assure maximum efficiency.

COVID-19 response of TT Air Duct Cleaning - we are here to help.

TT Duct Cleaning's COVID-19 Response TT Duct Cleaning is here for you and your family and will continue to meet the needs of you...