No Austin, Texas business, big or small, can run properly if customers or workers aren’t safe, healthy and happy. That includes having safe in door air quality. Let’s take a look at some of the problems of not cleaning your air duct system, and then let’s talk about what you can do to ensure fresh, clean air in your business. Austin has the worst allergies so its important to keep your office clean.

Problems of Dirty Air Ducts

If you realize you haven’t had the air system in your place of business cleaned in a while, you might not think it's a big deal, maybe you can push it off until later, right? But air ducts that pump out dirty air can actually have very negative effects on employees, customers/clients or anyone else in the building, and you might not realize until it's too late. Dust and debris that re-enter the air may cause allergies or respiratory issues, headaches, flu symptoms, or greatly worsen symptoms for people who already have respiratory issues. Mold growth in the air ducts can be even worse, causing even more severe symptoms of allergy and respiratory issues, creating a work environment that won’t be healthy for anyone. It can flat out make you feel tired and sick. Austin, Texas has really bad allergies and its important to keep your home and office clean.

Efficient Systems and Dirty Air Ducts

Causing harm to your Austin, Texas customers/clients and employees is bad enough, but you also have to worry about financial issues with unclean air ducts and indoor air quality. After neglecting to have them cleaned for a while, your energy bills may rise as the HVAC system is forced to work harder. So if you want to keep the people in your business safe, and help save yourself on energy costs, it’s time to hire professionals. We are certified by NADCA and have been cleaning ducts in Austin for 40 years.

What Can You Do Today?

Call in The Steam Team of Austin. Our professional duct cleaning technicians will help clean your air duct systems! We’ll use only the best equipment and methods to get the job done right, and we’ll even use bactericides and fungicides at the end of the cleaning process to make sure your air is safe from any harmful bacteria or fungus growth. For more information, please visit The Steam Team website.