Every day it circulates thousands of cubic feet of air through your home or commercial property. If contaminants are present inside the system, every heating or cooling cycle can redistribute them throughout the building.
Dust, mold spores, bacteria, microbial fragments, allergens, odors, and other contaminants can accumulate on blower assemblies, evaporator coils, drain pans, plenums, filters, and accessible ductwork. Even after a successful remediation project, a contaminated HVAC system can continue spreading contaminants if it isn’t properly addressed.
At AuntieGen, we believe a building should be treated as a complete system. That includes the equipment responsible for moving the air everyone breathes.
More Than Just Duct Cleaning
Many people think HVAC cleaning simply means vacuuming the ductwork.
True HVAC decontamination goes much further.
Depending on the conditions, blower compartments, evaporator coils, drain pans, plenums, filters, and other accessible components may all require cleaning or replacement.
The objective isn’t simply to make the system look clean. It’s to eliminate contaminants that can continue circulating throughout the building.
Working Together for the Best Result
HVAC systems are complex mechanical equipment.
AuntieGen specializes in contamination assessment, remediation, and decontamination—not HVAC repair or service. To protect equipment and preserve manufacturer warranty requirements, mechanical disassembly and reassembly are performed by qualified HVAC professionals.
When complete internal HVAC decontamination is required—especially for mold-sensitive or medically sensitive occupants—we work with preferred HVAC contractors who have been trained to follow the AuntieGen HVAC Decontamination Protocol.
The HVAC contractor performs the mechanical work. AuntieGen provides the contamination expertise and decontamination protocol, ensuring the system is cleaned to the same high standard as the rest of the building.
One Building. One Standard.
A contaminated HVAC system can undermine an otherwise successful remediation project by redistributing contaminants throughout the building.
That’s why HVAC decontamination is considered as part of the overall remediation strategy—not as a separate service, but as an essential component of restoring a healthier indoor environment.
HVAC Contractors: Interested in our procedures? Click here to review the AuntieGen HVAC Decontamination Protocol used by contractors working with our team.
