Comprehensive HVAC Maintenance, Cleaning & Repair
Don't let the name fool you! Oregon Air Duct Cleaning does way more than just Air Duct Cleaning. We are one of the most comprehensive providers of indoor air quality solutions. No other company certified by the National Air Duct Cleaning Association provides air duct cleaning, furnace servicing, air conditioner servicing, mini split servicing, coil cleaning, HVAC equipment installation, crawl space restoration, mold remediation, attic restoration, and the list goes on.
Our thorough and affordable HVAC servicing program is designed to extend the life of your system, and improve your indoor air quality. You should service your furnace and air conditioner every year. Your coils and air ducts should be cleaned every three. Give us a call to for pricing and scheduling. Don't forget to ask about adding a free crawl space, attic, air duct and/or mold evaluation.
Your residential furnace servicing includes the following:
- Test thermostat for proper functionality.
- Test hot surface igniter.
- Test blower and inspect for dust buildup (Tech may recommend additional cleaning).
- Test and clean pilot assembly, orifice and sensor.
- Clean combustion chamber.
- If necessary, replace thermocouple.
- Inspect heat exchangers.
- Inspect coils for dust buildup (Tech may recommend additional cleaning).
- Inspect combustion motor.
- Replace filter (provided by the customer).
- Add lubrication where necessary.
- Inspect condensation evacuation functionality.
- Check pressure switch, gas pressure and flame signal.
- If necessary, recommend additional cleaning and repairs.
Your residential air conditioning servicing includes the following:
- Check thermostat for proper functionality.
- Inspect and clean drain line and drain pan.
- Inspect evaporator coils.
- Inspect electrical wirings and controls to avoid equipment failure and electrical fires.
- Lubricate blower and condenser fans.
Your Residential mini split servicing includes the following:
- Check for proper functionality.
- Inspect evaporator coils.
- Inspect condensation functionality.
- Inspect propeller.
- Inspect electrical wirings and controls to avoid equipment failure and electrical fires.
- Use compressed air and contact vacuuming to clean prop and coils (Cleaning with liquid can be provided at an additional cost).
Add air duct cleaning, coil cleaning and a free air duct inspection to your HVAC system servicing. This will improve your indoor air quality and help your system run optimally.