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HVAC Sanitization & Sterilization

We rely heavily on our HVACs to help keep us comfortable year round. Whether it’s during the hot summer months where temperatures creep towards triple digits, or during cool winter nights that reach near freezing. Our air handlers are constantly working, and they’re easily one of the most important mechanical systems in our home.

However, when it comes to differed maintenance, one thing we often neglect is our AC. Our ducts and air handlers are insulated with fiberglass. While this helps our system work efficiently, fiberglass is also the perfect place for mold, dead skin cells, pollen, dirt, viruses, and bacteria live. In the plenum, hot and cold air are constantly being exchanged, and humidity levels are increased.

What is the number one thing we know about microorganisms? Microorganisms, especially mold and bacteria, require heat and humidity to grow!

As a result, your HVAC system is an easy target for mold growth. Which is why it’s so important to make sure your system is disinfected and cleaned regularly by a professional. Mold, microorganisms and fungi can lead to a variety of health problems, and structural damage to your home.

As a result, the sooner you recognize the signs of mold growth, the sooner you can get back to living your best life. Do you have itchy, watery eyes? Does your home have a musty smell? Are you seeing black growth on your vents? There is a chance your HVAC system could have mold growing in it. Reach out to us to discus your options, and get an estimate.

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How We Treat Mold in Your AC

Our EPA & FDA certified green method for sanitizing, sterilizing, and disinfecting a HVAC system can safely and quickly improve your home's air quality without the use of harsh or potentially dangerous chemicals. As a result, our HVAC service is a safe choice for residential and commercial properties, even those with children or pets. After all, while mold growth in your AC can be dangerous, so can the use of certain chemicals in your HVAC system. We highly advise any consumer to not allow a contractor to use a biocide or fungicide in their system. When these chemicals are used in your HVAC system, they have the potential to cause health issues. Also, not only are certain biocides and fungicides highly caustic due to their increased off-gassing properties, but it is illegal for a contractor to spray or fog those products in to your flex ducting. As a safety precaution, it’s important to make sure to do your research on any contractor and the products they use in your property.

Here at Mold Masters, our HVAC service is quick and painless, because we want you to be able to go back to living a healthy, happy life. Contact us today to schedule your service!