Duct Cleaning Requests in Courtland, Ontario

Describe the requested work, equipment, and site access, and include photos of labels or visible duct sections where useful. Confirm whether the location can be served and what information is needed to define a scope; submitting an inquiry does not confirm availability.

Ask whether construction debris or other material was observed and which connected sections would be included. A new installation does not by itself establish that cleaning is needed. Compare the proposed scope with the system layout and any records or observations available from the build or renovation.

Describe when dust returns and inspect accessible duct joints for gaps or damage. Ask whether the suspected source can be identified and whether cleaning, sealing, or both are being proposed, in what order, and why. Return leaks and other dust sources require different responses, so avoid assuming the cause.

Record the equipment, visible condition, requested work, and any access limitations. Ask what before-and-after photographs or completion notes can be provided, and keep those with maintenance records. Documentation can support communication and planning, but its format should be agreed in advance.

If the HRV design permits core removal, ask whether the core will be inspected, cleaned using a suitable method, and reseated in the correct orientation. Record the model and take a photo of the unit before requesting a scope, since access and instructions vary. Ask whether any damage or operating concern would be referred for separate assessment rather than treated as a cleaning task.