What Equipment Does Airrestore Use for Duct Cleaning?

 


Airrestore employs an assortment of advanced equipment crafted to deeply clean and restore ducts in home, office, and marine settings. Every piece of equipment serves a particular purpose in eliminating dust, debris, mold, and other elements from air ducts to provide cleaner indoor air and improved HVAC efficiency.
1. High-Powered Vacuum Systems
A negative air machine or HEPA-filtered vacuum is at the center of any duct cleaning process. These units generate intense suction all around the ductwork to suck out collected debris so that it does not re-circulate within the indoor space.
HEPA filters trap ultra-fine particles like pollen, mold spores, and bacteria.
Portable equipment is applied in tighter areas (such as yachts or small buildings), whereas truck-mounted systems can be utilized for bigger locations.
2. Rotary Brush Systems
Rotary brush systems are powered devices that remove heavy dirt and dust within the ducts.
Brushes rotate within the ductwork, disturbing debris on the interior surfaces.
These devices are sometimes combined with suction to trap debris as it is removed.
3. Compressed Air Tools
Airrestore employs a range of compressed air tools, including:
Air whips and skipper balls, which utilize bursts of air to push debris toward vacuum inlets.
Air snakes, flexible hoses with nozzles that emit pressurized air to dislodge obstructions.
They are particularly effective in longer or inaccessible duct runs.
4. Inspection Cameras
High-resolution inspection cameras (usually LED-lit) preceding, during, and subsequent to cleaning to:
Ensure the health of the ducts
Document degree of contamination
Ensure thoroughness of clean
This visual inspection is also advantageous to report to clients and for quality control.
5. Sanitizing and Deodorizing Equipment
If necessary, Airrestore employs sprayers or foggers to deliver antimicrobial treatment and deodorizers within the ducts.
These are applied only after the removal of debris.
Products are chosen with care to be safe and suitable according to industry standards.
6. Access Tools and Sealing Equipment
In order to access sealed or concealed duct sections, the technicians can employ:
Access tools such as cutting tools and panel-out panels
Sealants and tapes to seal accesses again and avoid leakage in the future.

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