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Robert Rizen is vice president at St. Louis-based True Cleaning Solutions. He has been involved with duct cleaning and full-service restoration since 1989. His specialties include HVAC, mold remediation, project management, consulting and technical training. Contact him at Robert@rizenconsulting.com.
Many people have seen dirt on registers and the ceiling around the register openings. Oftentimes the HVAC system will appear to be clean. So what could be going on?
Coil cleaning is a much-needed service for many customers, whether residential, commercial or industrial, in health care or education. Coils are everywhere from evaporators to condensers, reheat, heat recovery, heating, process, chiller, cooling towers and refrigeration.
