EPA-registered products only
Nothing gets applied to a system your family breathes through unless it is registered for that use.
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Applied after the system is clean — never instead of cleaning it. Sanitizer on top of dust does nothing.
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Sanitizing is an add-on, not a substitute, and any company that offers it as a standalone fix is selling you very little. Applied to a system that has just been cleaned it does real work: it addresses the microbial growth that takes hold where moisture meets settled dust, and it neutralises the smells that survive a mechanical cleaning — smoke residue, pet odour, the stale note that older returns develop. Sacramento's cooling season creates exactly the conditions that growth likes, since a coil running for months produces constant condensate a few feet from a duct system that is never completely dry. We use EPA-registered products only, and we tell you honestly when a system does not need this.
If you are not satisfied with the result, we come back and make it right at no charge.
Benefits
Nothing gets applied to a system your family breathes through unless it is registered for that use.
Sanitizer sprayed onto a dirty system is theatre. It goes on once the debris is out.
Smoke, pet and mildew odours are treated where they live rather than covered with fragrance.
The coil area, drain pan and return drop are treated first, since that is where moisture and dust actually meet.
The products used leave minimal residual smell, so the house is usable again shortly after we finish.
If your system is clean and dry and there is no odour problem, we will tell you to skip it.
Warning signs
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Process
Sanitizing follows a mechanical cleaning. If the ducts have not been cleaned, that comes first.
The coil, drain pan and return drop are assessed, since these are where growth actually starts.
Registers and surrounding surfaces are covered and the system is configured for even distribution.
An EPA-registered product is fogged through the system so it reaches the full run rather than just the first few feet.
The product is given its required contact time, then the system is run to clear it before we hand back.
We check the return and the coil area, and confirm the odour is gone rather than masked.
Questions
We do not recommend it and we will usually decline. Applying sanitizer over settled dust and debris achieves very little and it is not an honest sale.
The products are EPA-registered for use in residential HVAC systems and applied at the labelled rate. We ask that the house is clear during application and for a short period afterwards.
In most cases, yes, once the mechanical cleaning has removed the particulate carrying the odour. Heavy smoke damage sometimes needs more than a duct treatment and we will say so.
It treats what is there. If there is an ongoing moisture source — a leaking pan, a blocked condensate line — that has to be fixed or the growth returns.
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Whole-system cleaning under truck-mounted negative pressure, with camera photos of every trunk line before and after.
Learn more about Air Duct CleaningFull-length vent brushing from the drum connection to the exterior hood, with an airflow test before we leave.
Learn more about Dryer Vent CleaningBlower wheel, housing and evaporator coil cleaned properly, with the condensate drain flushed while access is open.
Learn more about HVAC Coil & Blower CleaningAir Conn
1304 Lynette Wy
Sacramento, CA 95831
(916) 260-2551
info@airconnsacramento.com
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