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Duct Cleaning
Americans spend more than 90 percent of their time indoors. And with windows and doors shut to keep out the sweltering heat or chilly air, potentially harmful particles such as smoke, pet dander, dust and other allergens often become trapped in the home with no means of escape. As a result, it's no surprise that poor indoor air can be a serious health hazard. In fact, the Environmental Protection Agency reports that the air we breathe at home may be two to five times more polluted, and occasionally more than 100 times more polluted, than the air we breathe outdoors. Poor indoor air quality is an even greater concern for some of the estimated 40 million Americans who live with some form of allergies and the estimated 17 million with asthma.
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems have been shown to act as a collection source for a variety of contaminants that have the potential to affect health, such as mold, fungi, bacteria, and very small particles of dust. The removal of such contaminants from the HVAC system and home should be considered as one component in an overall plan to improve indoor air quality. Additionally, having the ductwork cleaned can mean a longer life for your heating and cooling system. When the ductwork is dirty, the heating and cooling system has to work a lot harder.
Kingdom Air now offers duct cleaning as part of it's company service. For more information about this service, call the office at 812-486-3840, or email Bob@Kingdomair.com.
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Home Seal-Up - Blower Door Test
Everyone knows that air leakage can cause uncomfortable drafts in houses, but energy researchers have discovered that sealing air leaks is one of the simplest and least expensive ways to save energy in homes. Air leaks can be simple and inexpensive to seal if you can just find them, and that is where the blower door comes in. First you use the blower door to measure the air leakage and see how the house rates on a scale of "leaky" to "tight".
If it is already tight, then you can forget about air sealing and look at other ways to save energy. But if it is too leaky, then the blower door can tell you how bad it is and then it can help you to find the location of the leaks. After you seal the leaks, the blower door can tell you how well you have done.
A blower door is a large calibrated fan that is temporarily mounted in a house door to measure the "leakiness" of the house and to assist in finding the location of the leaks. In order to measure the leakiness of the house, the blower door measures both the airflow through the fan and the pressure difference between the house inside and outside.
If you are interested in the service, or have any questions about this service, call Kingdom Air at (812) 486-3840, or email to Bob@Kingdomair.com.
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Maintenance Agreement
Maintenance Agreement The best time to solve a problem is before it happens! That's the whole idea behind the energy saving planned maintenance agreement from Kingdom Air. It's a fact; preventative maintenance on heating and cooling equipment will improve comfort, lower utility costs, and most importantly, extend the life of your equipment.
- The following procedures are included with the maintenance contract:
- clean and check condensing coil
- test and adjust operating pressures
- test and adjust blower components
- clean filters and condensate drain
- test voltage and amp draws on motors
- calibrate thermostat
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