Residential

Air Flow Issues

Dirty air ducts cause air flow restrictions in your home’s HVAC system causing inefficient and uneven heating and cooling. Bee’s has your solution.

Are you having issues with air flow in a certain part of your home?

If you are noticing weak airflow in the vent that is in a room that is the furthest away from your furnace then this vent will probably always have lower air flow then the rest of the house simply because of its location. When we clean your HVAC system we can improve the airflow throughout
the whole home. So it will likely help the vent get more air flow, but it will still be uneven compared to the other vents in the home.

If you are noticing weak airflow in the vent that is not in a room that is the furthest away from
your furnace then there is probably either something blocking this vent or at some point someone did some remodeling and moved this vent. Most people think moving the vent won’t make a difference but changing the vent position or location can really affect airflow. If something is blocking the vent, an air duct cleaning will help, but if the vent is not positioned to receive air you won’t notice a difference in air flow post duct cleaning

Are you having issues with air flow throughout your whole home?

When the HVAC system is dirty air flow restrictions happen in the mechanical equipment causing low air flow throughout the home. Cleaning the duct work will keep the furnace and evaporator coil clean because there will not be a build up of debris to be pulled into the furnace and evaporator coil. It will also free up air flow at your furnace filter as well as improve your air quality! When your ductwork is dirty the furnace blows all the dust, dirt, and debris into the evaporator coil. This slows down the air flow in the HVAC system and causes inefficient heating and cooling. It also makes the furnace and A/C work a lot harder and you end up paying higher energy bills. Getting your furnace cleaned is also an important step in improving your air flow. Since it blows straight into the evaporator coil, your evaporator coil will get clogged again very quickly if the furnace is not cleaned. Dust in the bearings of your blow motor and dust on your blades adds weight to your fan causing it to work much harder to get air out into your home which contributes to the poor air flow

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