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The National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) recently announced that its highly anticipated 33rd Annual Meeting and Exposition will take place March 20-22.
Since HVAC contractors install and regularly service residential and commercial HVAC units, it only makes sense that those same HVAC contractors should be the ones to clean them.
RamAir International’ s David Hart, a veteran in duct cleaning and remediation, shares what he saw when his company was called to help with wildfire clean up in Detroit, Oregon.