Dirty coils can reduce cooling capacity by up to
Dirty coils can drop energy efficiency up to
Dirty coils can reduce evaporate fan power up to
what is aN A/C EVAPORATOR COIL?
The A/C evaporator coil is responsible for cooling the air in your home. It absorbs the heat from the air inside your home and works with your condenser coil to complete the heat exchange process that produces cool air.
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Why clean your A/C Evaporator Coil?
Keeping your a/c evaporator coil clean is critical to maintain the efficiency of your HVAC system. Dirty coils can increase the energy use of your A/C unit by up to 30%. Poorly maintained coils can cause other issues like the ones included below.
mold & bacteria growth
Additionally, A/C evaporator coils are the number one spot for mold and bacteria growth in your air duct system due to the combination of moisture, a food source (i.e. dust and debris) and a porous surface. If your A/C coil is NOT cleaned, mold will continue to reproduce and become airborne throughout your home.
Poor cooling performance
frozen coils
Overheating compressor
Burnout of blower motor
our cleaning process
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STEP ONE
Technician will contact vacuum the coil to remove any heavy containments.
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STEP TWO
Next, the technician will chemically treat the coil from both sides to loosen dirt and breakdown debris.
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STEP THREE
The technician then washes the coil with water to remove all dirt and debris.
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STEP FOUR
Finally, the technician will apply an antimicrobial to the coil to help prevent mold growth.
How often should my A/C Evaporator Coil be cleaned?
Advanced Air Duct Cleaning has answers
Ideally, your coil should be cleaned on an annual basis to ensure your system is running efficiently as well as to control mold growth.