Mold Remediation

HVAC Mold Remediation


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HVAC Mold Remediation Services in Kansas City

Mold contamination continues to receive increased attention in the media and is a rapidly growing concern for homeowners, property managers, insurance providers, and restoration companies. Indoor mold contamination is a major contributor to allergies and poor indoor air quality.


If you're concerned about mold in your ductwork or heating and cooling system, contact the experts at Midwest Duct Cleaning and ask about our HVAC inspection services.

Signs of Mold in Your Air Ducts

Here are a few definitive signs of mold growth within home HVAC systems:


  1. Strong mildew-like or musty smell throughout your home or business.
  2. Your nose, throat, and eyes feel irritated when you switch on the air conditioning.
  3. You are experiencing allergic symptoms including a runny nose, rashes, and watering eyes.
  4. You or your family is suffering from unexplainable headaches that go away when you step outside.
  5. You feel nausea, fatigue, and dizziness only when you are home.
  6. You can see the mold growing within the intake vents and around the air ducts and drip pans.
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How To Get Rid of Mold in Air Ducts

Selection of the cleaning solution is the first and the most crucial step that decides the fate of the HVAC system inside your home and ultimately if you are successful in how to get rid of mold in air ducts. The cleaning agent you choose can either remove mold or let it fester secretly. 


If you're concerned about mold in places you can't see or reach, contact the experts at Midwest Duct Cleaning and ask about our HVAC inspection services. We utilize photography and videography to determine the state of your ductwork.

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I Really Wish I Cleaned These Out A Very Long Time Ago

Gavin was great today. I really wish I cleaned these out a very very long time ago... debris from 1938 home being built.

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