If you have pets, your ductwork may be harboring allergens that affect your home and health. Learn why routine duct cleaning is essential from the experts at Dust Doctors. 

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If you own indoor pets, you probably consider them an integral part of your family, right? But unlike the human members of your family, your furry family members can seriously diminish the quality of your indoor air. Fortunately, air duct cleaning offers a simple, yet effective way to significantly improve the cleanliness of the air you and your loved ones breathe. The experts at Dust Doctors explain how below.

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Do you feel like household dusting is a never-ending job? Click to learn why dirty ductwork may be the culprit behind your unusually dusty living areas from the duct cleaning experts at Dust Doctors. 

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Did you know the average person in the U.S. spends 90% of their time indoors? It’s true—with our reliance on technology for business, education, and entertainment, much of our lives are lived within the confines of a building. Unfortunately, indoor air is notoriously dirty—up to 10 times more polluted than outdoor air, according to some experts. Poor indoor air quality can trigger health issues in sensitive individuals, so if you’ve been suffering from unexplained symptoms, the air you breathe may be to blame. At Dust Doctors, providing healthy indoor air quality is our number one concern. Today, we’re here to discuss five common health conditions frequently triggered by dirty ducts.

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Pets are a part of the family. They add joy and companionship to our lives. Unfortunately, pets carry hair and dander that can penetrate every aspect of your home, including the air ducts. Pet dander and dust can cause severe allergies, only worsened by circulated contaminated air. Regular air duct cleaning and vent cleanings are a great way to help prevent the circulation of pet contaminants and improve overall health and quality of life.

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Even without pets, it’s recommended you have your home’s air ducts routinely cleaned. As a pet owner, you likely need to have your ducts cleaned more frequently to ensure pet dander, fur, and dust are staying out of your home’s air system. Here are three of the benefits of having your ducts routinely cleaned if you have furry friends living with you in your home:

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For allergy sufferers, allergy season can be torture. What many do not realize is that the sneezing, sinus pressure, and congestion may be worsened by the air quality in your own home. Getting a grip on your family’s allergies may be as simple as hiring a professional team to clear allergens from your HVAC system. At Dust Doctors, our air duct cleaning experts can get your air ducts clean and fresh and help your family breathe freely again. We’ve put together this handy guide to how air duct cleaning can help relieve allergies.

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If you have pets, it is recommended that you get your ducts cleaned more frequently than someone who does not have pets. When you read this statement, you may find yourself wondering why this is. Here are three reasons why those who have pets should have their ducts cleaned more frequently than those without.

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According to the National Air Duct Cleaners Association, you should have your air ducts cleaned every three to five years. In addition to this, your ducts may need more frequent cleaning. One of the times this may be needed is following a home renovation project. After a home renovation project, you should have your ducts cleaned as soon as possible. Here are a couple of the reasons why:

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Surprisingly, outdoor temperatures and weather can impact indoor dust levels. Whether you’re allergy-ridden every spring or are looking for ways to block out dust during summer, you should know how the world’s workings impact dust. Dust concentration absolutely differs on a month-to-month basis, and you should be prepared to protect the home front as the weather changes.

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