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If there are gaps around the garage door, realign the garage door, and replace worn weatherstripping. You could add a threshold seal or put some rubber insulation strips on the sides for a tighter seal.

Symptoms of a garage door needing repair include strange noises, slow or labored movement, failure to open or close fully, visible wear on springs or cables, and non-response from the opener or remote control.

Garage door projects might be hazardous and complicated, especially with springs and openers. When you hire a professional, you are guaranteed safety, expertise, and long-lasting repairs that will save a lot of time from getting injured.

Generally, the life span of a garage door is estimated to be around 15 to 30 years, depending on material type, operational usage, and maintenance. Large wooden doors are the kind of doors that can survive for beyond a decade provided appropriate lubrication of their moving parts is exercised, and minor problems are treated before they turn into major ones.

Generally, the life span of a garage door is estimated to be around 15 to 30 years, depending on material type, operational usage, and maintenance. Large wooden doors are the kind of doors that can survive for beyond a decade provided appropriate lubrication of their moving parts is exercised, and minor problems are treated before they turn into major ones.

You may notice signs like a musty smell from vents, visible black spots, increased allergy symptoms, or breathing issues. A professional mildew inspection and HVAC service can confirm the presence of fungus in your system.

Mold growth is usually caused by excess moisture, poor ventilation, and temperature imbalances. Condensation, leaky ductwork, or clogged filters can all create a breeding ground for fungus inside your HVAC system.

Yes. Mold in air ducts can spread spores through your home or business, leading to respiratory issues, asthma, headaches, and allergic reactions. In commercial buildings, it may contribute to sick building syndrome.

We use advanced HEPA vacuum microbial growth removal, EPA-approved fungus treatment, and non-toxic mildew cleaners. Our team performs complete ductwork mold removal, sanitizes the system, and applies antimicrobial duct treatments for long-term protection.

The cost of air duct microbial growth removal depends on the size of the system, level of contamination, and accessibility. We offer free estimates and affordable packages for both resident

Dirty vents can cause poor air quality, increase allergens, reduce airflow, create musty odors, and strain your HVAC system. Cleaning helps improve efficiency and indoor health.

It’s recommended every 3–5 years, but more frequently if you have pets, allergies, recent renovations, or notice signs like dust buildup, odor, or mold.

Most services include cleaning of supply and return vents, ductwork, registers, grilles, and sometimes furnace and AC components. Some companies also provide filter replacement and disinfection.

Dryer vent cleaning is often offered as an add-on service, but it’s important as it helps prevent fire hazards and improves dryer efficiency.

Air duct cleaning focuses on the entire duct system, while air vent cleaning is more localized to the vent covers, grilles and the start of ducts. A complete service should include both.

Common signs include musty odors, visible dust blowing from vents, inconsistent airflow, allergy flare-ups, and unusual furnace noises.

Yes. Dirty ducts can circulate allergens, bacteria, and mold spores throughout your home, potentially causing or worsening respiratory issues and allergies.

Costs vary based on home size and the system’s condition, but Air Flow Duct Cleaning Plano offers competitive, affordable rates with upfront estimates.

Furnace cleaning focuses on the furnace unit itself, while duct cleaning targets the ventilation ducts. At Air Flow Duct Cleaning Plano, we handle both as part of a complete service.

DIY cleaning may help with surface dust, but for deep cleaning and mold removal, professional-grade tools and expertise are essential for thorough and safe results.

Common signs include visible dust around vents, poor airflow, increased energy bills or noticeable odors when the system is running. If you notice any of these issues, it may be time for a professional cleaning.

Yes, dirty ducts can accumulate allergens, mold and bacteria, which can cause or exacerbate respiratory issues like asthma, allergies and other respiratory problems. Regular cleaning helps maintain healthy air quality.

While a filter helps catch some particles, it doesn't capture everything, especially fine dust, allergens, and bacteria. Duct cleaning ensures that contaminants are thoroughly removed from the entire system, improving overall indoor air quality.

No, professional HVAC duct cleaning is not messy. The cleaning process uses specialized equipment to capture dust and debris as it is removed, ensuring minimal disruption to your home.

Yes, cleaning your ducts can improve the efficiency of your HVAC system. With less dust and debris, your system doesn’t have to work as hard, which can help lower energy consumption and reduce energy bills.