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Residential Duct Cleaning
Duct cleaning is also very important in a residential duct system to maintain air quality. Getting your ducts cleaned regularly in your residence can also reduce long-term costs and keep your indoor air cleaner and healthier for both your loved ones and yourself. Learn more about the importance of duct cleaning here.
Our trained field service staff includes NADCA certified:
- Air Systems Cleaning Specialists
- Ventilation System Mold Remediators
- Certified Ventilation Inspectors
News
HVAC Hygiene and Indoor Air Quality
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), poor indoor air quality contributes greatly to health problems and lost productivity in the workplace. Also, according to The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, poor ventilation is a contributing factor in many cases of sick building syndrome. A building’s HVAC system, without regular maintenance, can become compromised with contaminants such as microbial/bacterial contamination, accumulated dust and debris and damaged fibrous insulation. Each of these contaminants can be transported to the breathing .... Read More
How to Improve your Air Quality
Dirty air ducts can mean serious problems. That is true whether it is a residential, commercial, and industrial property. Those dirty air ducts can be costly--not just in terms of money but also in terms of the toll taken on the health of those routinely in the building. Save money with professional duct cleaning services by Proac Corporation. An air duct can harbor mold, dust, and debris. These things can accumulate over time, and they can have significant impacts on .... Read More
PROAC Offers New Service Designed to Address Heavily Scaled Cooling Towers
PROAC Corporation offers a new service designed to address heavily scaled cooling towers and fluid coolers. We now have the capability to restore heavily scaled towers using a proprietary chemical process that aggressively attacks calcium carbonate (scale) without damaging other metal components. This work can be completed without shutting the towers down. Waste water from the process can generally be discharged to the POTW. Restored towers show greatly improved heat transfer, potentially saving thousands of dollars in energy costs. PROAC .... Read More
PROAC Offers Expanded Products to Include Aeris Environmental
PROAC Corporation recently partnered with Aeris Environmental to offer quality multi enzyme based products for HVAC maintenance and beyond. PROAC Corporation, a leader in proactive HVAC maintenance has achieved Platinum Partner status with Aeris International, a leader in multi enzyme cleaning products. The Aerisguard antimicrobial multi enzyme technology safely cleans and removes contamination from HVAC cooling coils, non porous surfaces and ductwork while at the same time providing protection from recontamination. Products include an HVAC Coil Cleaner and Treatment, Cooling .... Read More
The Importance Of Regular Air Duct Cleaning
The air ducts in your home circulate air from your heating and cooling system in and out of the rooms in your house. Circulation of the air happens throughout the day helping you stay comfortable no matter what time of the year. Since this is the air that you and your family breathe, it's vital that it is as clean as possible. When you hire an HVAC professional, they will remove dust and contaminants from the air ducts. After testing .... Read More
Adopting ASHRAE/ACCA/ANSI Standard 180-2012
The American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), in conjunction with the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) have adopted ASHRAE/ACCA/ANSI Standard 180-2012, “Standard Practice for Inspection and Maintenance of Commercial Building HVAC Systems”. Most building maintenance is reactive. This practice leads to risks such as wasted energy, occupant discomfort, and adverse health effects. The purpose of the standard is to establish minimum HVAC inspection and maintenance requirements that preserve .... Read More
HVAC Hygiene topic at IAQA Conference
This article, HVAC Hygiene for IAQ: Getting Your Ducts in a Row, recently appeared in Healthy Indoors magazine. We had the pleasure of meeting the author, Bob Krel at the IAQA conference earlier this year in Chicago. This is a pretty comprehensive look at the relationship between duct cleaning and indoor air quality and we thought we'd share the information with you. Please contact Proac Corp. for all your duct cleaning and indoor air quality questions and needs at (717) .... Read More
PROAC Corporation Receives 2017 Safety Award
The National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) has presented PROAC Corporation the 2017 Safety Award, recognizing our positive safety record as it relates to occupational illness and injury. Additionally, on June 16, 2018, PROAC Corporation employees will have completed 2 years, or 730 consecutive days without time lost due to injury. This is a significant achievement for a small company such as ours. Each of our field technicians, prior to beginning employment, is put through a four-hour session that includes .... Read More
Safety is a priority at Proac Corp
On June 16, 2018, Proac Corp. employees reached a milestone, 2 years, or 730 consecutive days without time lost due to injury. This is a major accomplishment for a small firm. It demonstrates a commitment from the top of the organization, thank you, Dean and April. Without the commitment from Bill Rivera, Field Service Supervisor; Mike Ruth, Project Manager; and most of all, a commitment to safety from the field techs, this would not be possible. Well done folks and .... Read More
The Importance of Regular Kitchen Grease Hood Cleaning
When it comes to industrial cleaning, one of the most passed over appliances is the commercial kitchen hood and exhaust system. Many jurisdictions have adopted the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Standard 96, “Standard for Ventilation Control and Fire Protection of Commercial Cooking Operations” and require compliance to it. Left uncleaned, commercial kitchen exhaust systems eventually accumulate sufficient grease to become a serious fire hazard. According to the NFPA, commercial kitchen cooking operations should be inspected regularly, at intervals consistent .... Read More