Breathe a little easier at home
Allergies & Indoor Air Quality
Your heat pump moves the same room air through itself over and over, all season long. Whatever collects inside (dust, pollen, pet dander, mold on damp coils) gets pushed right back into the room with it.
A deep clean and disinfection removes buildup from the filters, coils, blower, and drain pan. If someone in your home deals with allergies or asthma, remember that we're cleaners, not doctors. For medical advice, talk to your care provider.)
What builds up inside a heat pump
- Dust, pollen & dander. Everyday particles stick to filters, coils, and the blower wheel, then get stirred back into the air whenever the unit runs.
- Mold & mildew. Damp buildup can collect on the coil and in the drain pan.
- Grease & grime. Cooking films and everyday residue coat the fins, holding all of the above in place so a rinse alone won't shift it.
Signs it's affecting your air
- A musty or damp smell when the heat pump turns on
- More dust settling on shelves than usual
- Visible grey fuzz on the filters or vent flaps
- Black specks around the indoor head's air outlet
A professional cleaning removes buildup from the unit.
How each cleaned part helps
Air filters
Filters collect dust, pollen, and pet dander. We dust, clean, and sanitize them.
Condensing coils & fins
Coils and fins collect damp dust. We clean and disinfect those parts.
Blower & blower housing
Grime collects on the blower wheel and housing. We clean and disinfect both parts.
Drain pan & drain line
Standing water in a dirty drain pan is a classic source of musty smells. We clear, clean, and disinfect the pan and line so moisture leaves the unit the way it should.
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