Home Air Ventilation and Air Duct Inspections in Palm Beach, Florida

Home air ventilation inspectionWasted Energy is Wasted Money

What if we could help you save money on costly energy bills and improve the indoor air quality of your Palm Beach home? We can!

Are there Unseen Problems Hiding in Your Home?

  • Mold
  • Leaky Ducts
  • Sweaty Ducts
  • Cold Attic Syndrome
  • No issues at all!

You may or may not need air duct cleaning services. An inspection will identify present and potential issues so that you may make an informed decision for your specific situation. Air Quality Control Environmental offers a 10-point home air duct inspection for $89.99, and the cost goes down to $0 if you opt for air duct cleaning services.

Inspect first before it costs you more money!

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10-Point Home Air Duct Inspections in Palm Beach

When our licensed experts conduct home air duct inspections, they leave no stone unturned, inspecting 10 specific points to ensure thorough inspections.

 

1. Video Duct Inspection

Home ductwork systems are complex. Troubles lurking from within cannot be seen only from the outside. Our inspections begin with a video inspection of the entire vent and duct system in your home.

2. Thermal Image Inspection via FLIR Camera

FLIR thermal technology is second to none. Thermal imaging allows our technicians to quickly diagnose and monitor potential problems with your home’s HVAC equipment. It can locate air leaks, water leaks, electrical issues, and more.

3. Moisture Mapping

Moisture mapping detects areas of low and high moisture levels. By identifying the precise location and severity of water build-up, underlying issues can also be detected and future issues prevented.

4. Home Temperature Levels

Are you experiencing different temperatures in each room? This problem is more common than you may think. When a room’s temperature varies, your HVAC system will frequently adjust itself, causing it to overwork to keep the overall temperature in your home comfortable. This can have a big impact on your home energy bills. Our technicians will identify any temperature inconsistencies throughout your home.

5. Humidity Levels

High humidity levels support the growth of mold in your air duct system. Humidity can vary from room to room, which is why it’s important to monitor the levels in various locations. Early identification and management of high humidity issues can reduce the risk of increased mold growth in your home’s HVAC system.

6. Dew Point

The dew point in your home can have a direct impact on your HVAC system. The dew point indicates the temperature that moisture will condense. Condensed moisture can create the ideal environment for air duct and air vent mold growth.

7. Cold Air Returns

Cold air returns are an important part of your home’s heating and air conditioning system. Evaluating their level of function can help identify unseen issues lurking in your ductwork system.

8. Air Handler Cabinet

The air handler cabinet contains the indoor components of your HVAC system. Compromises to the air handler cabinet may leave vital components vulnerable to damage.

9. Blower Wheel, Housing, and Assembly

Just like the air handler cabinet should be in good shape, so should the other components of your HVAC system, such as the blower wheel, housing, and assembly. If a blower wheel is exceptionally dirty, your furnace and air conditioner may not be able to operate at all.

10. Dryer Vents

The Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that over 24,000 dryer related fires occur each year and this number is rising at the alarming rate. Professional dryer vent inspections can identify issues of leaks and lint build-up within components that are difficult or impossible to reach without the correct equipment.

Identify Energy Inefficiency with a 10 Point Air Duct Inspection

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Home Air Ventilation Inspections for Palm Beach, FL

Air Quality Control EnvironmentalWhile Palm Beach, Florida is a fantastic place to live, residents of the area are often victim to high levels of humidity that can compromise indoor air quality and the efficiency of HVAC units. Conducting yearly home air duct inspections for your Palm Beach home is the best way to ensure that your unit is functioning properly and that you and your household are breathing clean air.

Through home air duct inspections, we help Palm Beach, Florida homeowners improve the efficiency of their homes. With a team of certified, highly skilled, and passionate professionals in our corner, we execute home air ventilation inspections with minimal interruption to your home/routine.

Studies show that indoor air quality is two to five times more polluted than outdoor air. That’s a big difference–and we’re here to help! Through regular home air duct inspections for your Palm Beach home, we can identify weaknesses in your HVAC unit and offer realistic solutions to clean your ductwork and improve your overall air quality. Not sure if your home requires a home air ventilation inspection? Here are some signs that it’s time to schedule an inspection:

  • You notice an unexplainable drop in the efficiency of your HVAC unit.
  • Your home is older than 15 years.
  • You’re experiencing uneven cooling/heating throughout your Palm Beach home.
  • You can see noticeable build-up of dirt, dust, and debris in your home.

Whether you just moved in, or it has been a while since your last home air duct inspection, we’re here for you! Contact us today to schedule your home air duct/vent inspection!

Palm Beach, Florida

Palm Beach is a small island town in east-central Palm Beach County. Packed full of hotels, historic landmarks, and stunning mansions, Palm Beach, Florida is a popular vacation destination that homes the world-famous Worth Avenue. But more than a great place to visit, residents of the area enjoy luxury living on the shores of paradise. With walkable neighborhoods and a Caribbean feel, residents of the area are fortunate to live in this urban paradise that combines modern charm with natural beauty.

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