CCA Award Winner for Best Air Duct Cleaning & Dryer Vent Cleaning in Austin, Texas

When we clean the AC coil in the attic, we first start by turning off your AC’s power to make sure we can clean it safely. Next, we inspect your refrigerant pressure to assess if there’s a need for AC coil cleaning. 

Once the first two steps are done, we can then take off the outer casing to gain access to your coils. We rinse it with water and then spray it with an eco-friendly and sustainable coil cleaning solution. 

Then, after spraying the coil cleaning solution, we will rinse it again and use a high-powered vacuum with a soft brush attachment to remove any loose debris or dust. For safety precautions, the last thing we do is inspect your refrigerant pressure to make sure it’s running properly and efficiently, as safety first is one of our priorities at Supreme Air Austin!

As a company that has earned a Consumer Choice award for best air duct cleaning in Austin, Texas, and nearby areas, we recommend these simple steps to prevent mold in air ducts: 

• Replace your HVAC filters every three months to prevent mold spores from spreading and gaining access to your air ducts. 
• Insulate your ductwork to prevent condensation that results in mold growth build-up. 
• If there’s a leak in your ducts, make sure to call us or book an online appointment as early as you can in order to avoid moisture build-up which can be a breeding ground for mold. 

For an extra layer of protection, you may want to consider our UV light installation and air purification system in Austin, Texas, as these can keep your air ducts spotless and get rid of mold growth.

We often get this question from our customers, and since our main priority is your satisfaction, we highly recommend these effective options to remove and eliminate mold in your air ducts: 

• You have the option to use a mold growth inhibitor that’s EPA-registered. Just make sure to read and follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and instructions. 
• Another option you can do is to mix borax with water to scrub your ductwork as borax mixture can also prevent mold growth from happening. 
• Bleach is another option for you to take—mix one cup of bleach with a gallon of water and apply it with a sponge or a soft brush, then let it sit for an hour before rinsing. 
• If you can afford it, get an air duct cleaning brush. This can come in handy for removing mold, dust, bacteria, and fungi from the sidewalls of your ducts. 
• Lastly, you may want to consider using an air duct sanitizer to thoroughly eliminate mold and mildew and reduce unpleasant odors and bacterial build-up. 

Pro tip, though: These options may not work for some, and they might for others. That’s why it’s important to remember to reach out to us for our professional and reliable air duct cleaning in Austin, Texas, and the surrounding areas if you aren’t a hundred percent sure what you should do regarding the mold in air ducts.

Despite its name, Kilz shouldn’t be used for eliminating mold in air ducts, as it contains petroleum distillates and vapors that are harmful and toxic and cause headache, dizziness, nausea, and vomiting once inhaled for a longer amount of time. 

However, you can contact us for our air duct cleaning services in Austin, Texas. Our NADCA-certified team is knowledgeable in providing thorough and sustainable removal and elimination of mold in air ducts.

Yes, absolutely! But keep in mind that in order to do this, you have to have a long and stiff brush that’s meant for air duct cleaning and if there’s no sign of excessive contaminant or bacterial build-up in your HVAC plenum. 

If you do not have access to this kind of specialized air duct cleaning tool or you’re unsure if there’s an excessive contaminant or bacterial buildup, it’s better to leave it to Supreme Air Austin’s certified experts to provide you with professional HVAC cleaning services in Austin, Texas, and nearby areas.

According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the most common short-term and treatable health symptoms you can experience if you have poor indoor air quality in your homes or businesses are as follows: 

• Eye, Nose, and Throat Irritation
• Headaches
• Dizziness
• Fatigue

If these symptoms are currently present, it’s most likely that you have poor indoor air quality, and may need professional residential and commercial air duct cleaning, HVAC cleaning, dryer vent cleaning, chimney cleaning, attic insulation, attic insulation removal, solar attic fan installation, and air purification system services from Supreme Air Austin. Prevent these from happening now by contacting us or by scheduling an online appointment!