Before and After Dirty HVAC Coils

CCER • April 18, 2019

Use the slider for an unbelievable before & after comparison!

We all take the air quality in our buildings for granted. Many of us enjoy our building's atmosphere and never think twice about what we may be breathing in. The truth is - you may be breathing in a buildup of dust particles, grease, and bacteria. Looking at these pictures of dirty HVAC coils, you can see the build-up that many HVAC coils have.

Putting these contaminates back into your building's air over and over again is unhealthy for your occupants and your systems.

To keep your HVAC system running at it's best and your occupants healthy - you should have your dirty coils cleaned every 3-4 years.
Common Cents Energy Recovery of Denver provides a clean, energy efficient environment in your buildings while saving you money and maintenance costs. We specialize in HVAC Coil Cleaning, which is far more important than you may realize.

Allow your heating and cooling systems to give the best quality of indoor air for your building, and schedule a FREE coil cleaning assessment today.

You can request an assessment online or call (720) 224-3306 to set up a time.

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