We are frequently asked for advice on how to setup a vehicle for duct cleaning services. While we have a library of our own photos, we’d also like to include your photos as well.
Please e-mail photos of the interior and exterior of your vehicles and trailers that you would not object to us using in our training presentations and sessions. Send them to wtracy@air-care.com to be considered for this special presentation.

Wayne began his employment with Air-Care in January of 2003 as Service Manager for our local service department. Having moved here from Northern Maine he really appreciates the warm climate. From wintertime lows of –40 degrees, he doesn’t mind the hot 115-degree days of a Las Vegas summer.
As you are well aware, there are two different ways to do duct cleaning. One is using contact cleaning which is where you are disturbing and collecting the debris from the same point. The other is negative air, which is where you are hooking up a negative air machine to the main supply, blocking all the other openings and disturbing the debris by brushing or using compressed air. Each way works well depending on the situation or the configuration of the ducts and how dirty they are. They both have their benefits. They also take varying times for cleaning.
