Although most air ducts don’t end up with mold and fungus in some situations these can be present. In this case a standard air duct cleaning might not be enough to take care of the problem. When your ducts are really dirty and/or stinky you might have a bigger problem.

If you have fungus, bacteria or mold growing in your vents, it’s time for the heavy-duty artillery, so-to-speak. It’s important to start by cleaning your air ducts, but after that service you should then have an ant-microbial sanitation performed.

This service completely destroys the bacteria or mold that is growing in you ducts. That means it will wipe out the smell and kill the cause, instead of just masking it. During this service antimicrobial chemicals are used on the interior surface of your air ducts to kill the microbial contamination that is growing in your ductwork.

Remember, this is typically a separate service from an air duct cleaning, but it is worth the extra expense in order to completely destroy these harmful contaminates growing in your air ducts.

If you’ve noticed a terrible smell coming from your ductwork then you need to contact a professional air duct cleaning company right away and schedule your air duct cleaning and anti-microbial sanitation. Click here to learn more.