How Dirty Can The Ducts Actually Be?
Have you ever given serious thought to where all the accumulated dust comes from? All of the particles that build up on the furniture, floor, walls, and otherwise has to come from somewhere. Indoor dust is normally made up of a combination of dead skin cells, pollen, construction debris, and mold spores. This comes from thousands of people coming in and out of the building every single day shedding skin, dander, and whatever else they are carrying on them. Air ducts build up dirt and debris the same way carpet does. Can you imagine if you had waited as long to have your carpets cleaned as you have the air ducts?

Improved Guest Comfort.
The overall cleanliness of your hotel isn’t just a talking point for guests on TripAdvisor and Yelp! Dirty air ducts can affect your customer’s experience in ways you don’t account for. How many guests haven’t returned for a second visit because they were sneezing and coughing the entire time they were in their room? How many customers haven’t made reservations for next year because their allergy problems wouldn’t allow them to get a good night sleep?
One of the most effective ways of controlling the indoor quality in your facility is to have a professional perform a proper duct cleaning. This not only includes cleaning every inch of the air ducts, but also disinfecting and sanitizing the HVAC systems that move air through the building. After the service is complete, your guests will breathe easier and finally be able to enjoy clean air.