•Furnace and Duct Evaluation: Conduct a thorough inspection of the furnace and duct system to identify the type and extent of contamination. •Airflow Measurement: Measure airflow and check for any obstructions or damage in the ductwork. •System Analysis: Assess the need for any additional cleaning or repairs based on the system's condition.

•Inspection: Conduct a final inspection of the cleaned ducts to verify that all contaminants have been removed and the system is functioning properly. •Sanitization: Apply a sanitizing agent to the ductwork to kill any remaining bacteria, mold, or mildew. •Reassembly: Reinstall all vent covers, registers, and grills, ensuring they are properly secured.

•Furnishing Protection: For furnished homes, cover furniture and flooring with protective sheeting to prevent dust and debris contamination. •Duct Access: Remove or cover vent covers, registers, and grills to gain access to the ductwork. •Sealing: Seal off any openings in the duct system to prevent dust from escaping during cleaning.

•Site Cleanup: Remove all protective sheeting and clean up any debris left from the duct cleaning process. •System Testing: Test the HVAC system to ensure it is operating efficiently and effectively. •Report and Recommendations: Provide a detailed report on the cleaning performed, including any recommendations for future maintenance or repairs.

•Vacuum and Brush Cleaning: Use specialized equipment to vacuum and brush the interior surfaces of the ductwork, removing dust, dirt, and debris. •Inspection During Cleaning: Continuously inspect the ducts during cleaning to ensure all contaminants are removed. •Air Scrubbing: Employ air scrubbers to capture airborne particles and ensure the air quality remains high during the cleaning process.