Efficient HVAC Cleaning

If you’re not sure whether your ducts need to be cleaned, they probably do. At Efficient Hygiene Services, we provide ductwork cleaning for commercial and industrial clients across NEW ZEALAND 

Neglecting duct cleaning can have a detrimental effect on the operational efficiency of your HVAC system. It also presents a risk to the health of staff and/or customers. We use pneumatic and mechanical agitation equipment, paired with HEPA negative air machines, to safely remove all foreign contaminants.

Contact HVAC CLEAN today and benefit from a wealth of experience. We also provide ductwork treatment and remediation services. Our team meticulously adhere to NEW ZEALAND STNDARD  

Benefits Of Regular HVAC Cleaning

• Improve the efficiency of your HVAC system: Regular cleaning of your HVAC system is the best way to ensure its longevity and functionality. Regular cleaning is a great way to ensure that your HVAC system can continue to efficiently provide hot and cool air without using too much energy.
• Cleaner air: Regularly cleaning the ducts is the best way to ensure that the air being regulated around and breathed in is safe, healthy and clean. Clean air contributes to improving and maintaining your overall physical health. Poor air quality can lead to issues like headaches, nose and throat irritation and dizziness.
• Reduction of allergens: Regularly cleaned ducts significantly reduce the spreading of allergens which can cause irritation and discomfort. This is especially valuable in commercial buildings as well as residential buildings.
• Odour reduction: Cleaning your HVAC system is a great way to reduce the possibility of odours recurring and lingering within the space. With clean air being regularly pumped around the rooms, the chances of air polluting odours staying around are significantly limited.
• Prevents the build-up of mould: Perhaps one of the most important advantages of cleaning your regular HVAC system is to prevent the build-up of mould. Clean HVAC systems prevent the growth of mould by reducing the number of skin cells, dust and other contaminants that encourage mould to thrive.