Rosen TriHeat Anglin Duct Cleaning Process
(Approximately 2 Hours)

Step 1
The Service Technician reviews the cleaning process with the owner. The owner is encouraged to follow the Technician through the cleaning process.

Step 2
A large, flexible truck-mounted vacuum hose is brought to your furnace. It is attached to the air ducts either by removing an existing take-off or making a clean-out opening in your air ducts. After the cleaning is completed, the supervisor reseals this opening, which can then be used for future cleaning and for easy inspection of your air ducts.

Step 3
Next, all vents throughout the building are closed or covered, and the vacuuming process begins. While the vacuuming is going on, we proceed to each room of the building, one by one, and use a special compressed air gun, air snake or whip. Thoroughly, we clean each vent, so that the dirt and dust is not only being pulled from one end by the giant vacuum, it is also being dislodged from the vent in each room.

Step 4
Compressed air devices are inserted into each vent so that the compressed air may dislodge the dirt and debris toward the drawing vacuum hose.

Step 5
We work at each individual register with compressed air and vacuum hose.

Step 6
All openings are sealed with faceplates. These plates will be used for future cleanings and for inspections.

Your air duct system is now clean!