Duct System Smoke Removal in Greater Chicagoland

From the moment smoke fills your duct system, the substance will begin spreading throughout your property. This becomes problematic because the scent of smoke is irritable and can get caught in other surfaces like the walls and floors. Additionally, smoke damages your ducts and affects the system’s efficiency to deliver pleasant air.

Removing smoke from your duct system is not easy. You need to have specialized equipment and chemicals that can clean, decontaminate, and restore the air quality without harming your system. Contact Romexterra Construction if your duct system is ever filled with smoke. We are armed with the necessary tools and products that can eliminate smoke, as well as improve the air quality in your property.

Protect Your Duct and Your Health with Romexterra Construction

Our fully licensed and certified water and fire damage restoration technicians follow tried-and-tested methods to effectively eliminate smoke. We use state-of-the-art tools, such as the HEPA filtration equipment, to properly treat your ducts. What’s more, we can spot the early signs of duct damage and mend them before they get worse. With our help, you’ll receive several benefits including:

Better Air Quality

Treating your ducts with the latest smoke removal technology improves the air quality of your property. Not only will we remove the pungent odor of lingering smoke but we’ll also make your indoor environment healthier than it was before. With better air quality, you can breathe easier and avoid developing various respiratory ailments.

Fully Restored and Efficient Duct System

Romexterra Construction Fire and Water Restoration Services will clean the entirety of your duct system. These include:

• Each one of your ducts in the system
• From the grill to the main component
• The blower fan, coils, and drain pan

Once the smoke in the system is eliminated, the risk of damaging your duct system will significantly decrease. The duct will also receive an increase in efficiency, preventing air leaks and high energy consumption.