We use effective methods for quick drying. For low moisture cleaning, carpets are usually dry to the touch right after we’re done. With hot water extractions, we use a powerful truckmount vacuum, fans, and advanced techniques to accelerate drying time.

Remember, factors such as high humidity, poor ventilation, or non-functioning air conditioning can impact drying times.

Clear the Pathways: Remove any obstacles or clutter from the areas where the technicians will be working. This includes toys, small furniture items, or any other objects that could obstruct their access to the carpets or air ducts.

Move Lightweight Furniture: While the company may move minimal furniture, it's a good idea for the client to move as muca furniture as possible or as desired. This could include chairs, small tables, or floor lamps. Clearing the space as much as possible allows the technicians to focus on cleaning without having to navigate around furniture.

Secure Fragile Items: If there are any fragile or valuable items in the cleaning areas, ensure they are safely secured or removed from the space. This prevents any accidental damage during the cleaning process.

Communicate Special Instructions: If there are specific areas or items that require special attention or handling, communicate these instructions clearly to the cleaning technicians before they begin their work. This could include delicate carpets, sensitive electronics, or areas with stubborn stains. Any furniture expected to be moved needs to be communicated prior to the technician beginning their work.

Pets and Children: If there are pets or small children in the household, make arrangements to keep them safely away from the cleaning areas during the service. This helps to prevent any accidents or disturbances while the technicians are working.

Provide Access: Ensure that the technicians have easy access to the areas they will be cleaning, including entryways, hallways, and any other relevant spaces. If there are any security codes or keys required for access, make sure these are provided in advance.

By following these steps, clients can help to ensure that the carpet cleaning and air duct service can be carried out efficiently and effectively, with minimal disruption to their daily routine.

A lot of clients will have FYP come in and provide services without being home. Communication is key with this. Please let us know any specifics and how you would like for us to lock up after.

The frequency of professional cleaning for air ducts and dryer vents depends on several factors, including usage, environmental conditions, and the presence of allergens or pollutants. Here are some general guidelines:

Air Ducts:

For residential properties, it's generally recommended to have air ducts cleaned every 3 to 5 years, or more frequently if:

You notice visible mold growth inside the ducts.

There is a significant accumulation of dust, debris, or pet hair.

You experience persistent indoor air quality issues, such as allergies or respiratory problems.

Your home has undergone renovations or remodeling, which can generate additional dust and debris.

Dryer Vents:

Dryer vents should be professionally cleaned at least once a year to prevent lint buildup, reduce the risk of dryer fires, and maintain dryer efficiency.

If you notice any signs of restricted airflow, such as longer drying times or a hot dryer exterior, it's important to have the vent cleaned immediately.

Homes with larger households, frequent laundry loads, or longer vent runs may require more frequent cleaning, such as every 6 months.

Regular maintenance and cleaning of air ducts and dryer vents are essential for promoting indoor air quality, preventing potential hazards, and ensuring the efficient operation of HVAC systems and dryers. It's also a good idea to visually inspect these systems periodically and address any issues promptly to avoid problems down the line.

For residential clients we ask for payment to be made at completion of services. If you aren’t gong to be home you can leave a check or cash, Venmo us @fypcarpetcleaning or we can send a secure link to your phone to provide the ability to pay by credit card.

Commercial clients have up to 30 days to pay for services from the time of completion. If more time is required please reach us at 812-230-9298

Positive and negative air duct cleaning are two different methods used to clean air duct systems. Here's an overview of each method, along with their respective advantages and disadvantages:

Positive Air Duct Cleaning:

Description: Positive air duct cleaning involves the use of a specialized vacuum system that creates positive pressure within the ductwork.

High-pressure air is blown into the ducts, dislodging dust, debris, and contaminants from the surfaces of the ductwork.

Simultaneously, the vacuum system captures and removes the dislodged particles, preventing them from re-entering the indoor air.

Advantages:

Effective for dislodging and removing surface debris and contaminants from air ducts.

Helps improve indoor air quality by reducing the presence of allergens, dust, and other pollutants.

Can be less disruptive than negative air duct cleaning since it doesn't create negative pressure within the space.

Negative Air Duct Cleaning:

Description: Negative air duct cleaning involves the use of a vacuum system that creates negative pressure within the ductwork.

As the vacuum draws air out of the ducts, dust, debris, and contaminants are pulled towards the vacuum intake and captured in a filtration system.

Agitation devices or brushes may be used to dislodge stubborn debris and contaminants from the duct surfaces before extraction.

Advantages:

Effective for removing a wide range of contaminants, including loose debris, dust, mold, and microbial growth, from air ducts.

Helps improve indoor air quality and reduces the risk of respiratory issues associated with poor air circulation and indoor pollutants.

Can provide more thorough cleaning, especially for heavily contaminated duct systems.

Both positive and negative air duct cleaning methods have their merits and are suitable for different situations depending on the extent of contamination, duct system design, and other factors. It's essential to consult with a qualified HVAC technician or duct cleaning professional to determine the most appropriate cleaning method for your specific needs.

YES! Saitizer for your duct work is $150 Per HVAC unit. We do offer minor duct work repairs along with duct cleaning services. We also run and replace dryer venting!