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The practice of capping the ends of duct started more than 15 years ago. Over the past several years, there has been a substantial increase in the requirements for covering the ends of duct after fabrication and during transportation, storage and installation.
When Air Management Industries was hired to seal ductwork on a government-owned building in downtown Los Angeles, officials knew standard brush-on sealant wasn’t going to cut it.
It’s an important action that is now required by many building and construction codes. That’s what officials with Carlisle HVAC Products are reminding contractors as the company promotes two products designed to boost energy efficiency and keep air conditioners working well.
Many people agree that duct cleaning will save energy. What they want to know is how much? What is the return on investment? If you are calculating true ROI for duct cleaning, you must take into account the environmental benefits — which is, for today, “the other half of the story.”
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