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 Cold air return (with vent cover removed ) in ceiling of hallway before air duct cleaning. |
 Thick debris (dust and dirt) built up inside 20" cold air return duct. Notice debris is attached to total circumference of duct. |
 Great picture of growing mold above cooling coil directly above furnace. 100% of air being supplied into living area of home must travel through this duct. This home is a twelve year old home. |
 Pile of course debris from air duct cleaning for one residential home. Not including fine powdery dust in bag filter. |
 Hazardous amounts of mold growing in main supply duct feeding air to residential home. |
 Huge amounts of mold growing under malfunctioning humidifier above furnace on HVAC system. |
 Looking from outside to inside of main supply trunk to residential home. Inside should be of orange color. This is hazardous amounts of growing mold. |
 Fiber board main trunk of HVAC system supplying air to living areas. This trunk is full of hazardous levels of mold growing on sides and bottom of air trunk. |
 Round 18" cold air return duct before cleaning. This duct is located in hallway up through attic area. |
 Above furnace, below humidifier, malfunctioning creating severe amounts of mold. Notice the circular pattern in growth and the dying black ring as center flurries with fresh growth. |
 Square 18" cold air return duct before cleaning. This duct is located in second story dropping straight down into furnace. |
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