March 4th, 2010 by ActionCleaningSystems

Air Duct Cleaning Scams

Watch This Video before you hire an Air Duct Cleaner!!

January 23rd, 2010 by ActionCleaningSystems

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Air Duct Cleaning Waiting List

January 20th, 2010 by ActionCleaningSystems

Get on our list for Air Duct Cleaning begining in March!

Water Damage..we can FIX IT!!

January 8th, 2010 by ActionCleaningSystems

Air Duct Cleaning

January 8th, 2010 by ActionCleaningSystems

Air Duct Cleaning

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IS this Your Commercial Carpet??

December 16th, 2009 by ActionCleaningSystems

Is This Your Commercial Carpet??

Is This Your Commercial Carpet??

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Bears Game

December 16th, 2009 by ActionCleaningSystems

Future Bear Attends Game

Future Bear Attends Game

Paytons Place

May 10th, 2009 by ActionCleaningSystems

Payton is on his freshly cleaned sectional in his new home in Clarendon Hills. He commented that the human odor that builds up over time is finally gPayton's Placeone!new-house-0415

Carpet Cleaner in Willowbrook and Downers Grove captures Smelt!

April 13th, 2009 by ActionCleaningSystems

smelt-09Check out Steve capturing Smelts down by the lake

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Home Air Quality in Downers Grove, Hinsdale, Darien and Western Springs

March 31st, 2009 by ActionCleaningSystems

Did you know that the air quality inside of your home is probably worse than the air outside of your home?

It’s hard to believe …
We are all aware of pollution, but many of us are unaware that the air we breathe inside can often make us sick and cause allergic reactions..

So, how can you evaluate the air quality inside of your home?

If the air seems stuffy, if there are bad odors, if there is excessive moisture, or if you notice mold or mildew, chances are you have some issues with air quality.

Luckily, there are simple things you can do to ensure that you and the other occupants in your home breathe easier…. and better.

Make sure there’s plenty of ventilation and circulation in your home.

Open the windows and, if necessary, install fans. Many of today’s homes are built airtight, so the key to good indoor air quality is to get air both in and out of the home.

Check for mold and mildew.

Mold and mildew indicate moisture, and can cause allergic reactions and various minor health illnesses.

Start by removing mold and mildew with a bleach solution, and then handle the moisture in the air by installing a dehumidifier. Crack the windows in rooms that are susceptible to excessive moisture, such as bathrooms, and turn on a fan to move air around.

Install air purifiers.

If you just have a problem room or two, there are smaller desktop models that are relatively inexpensive and do a good job. If you suffer from extensive air quality issues in your home, you may want to install a heavy-duty whole-home system.

Get plenty of air after installing new furniture and cabinetry.

New furniture and cabinetry are often treated with chemicals like formaldehyde that emit dangerous gasses. Most of these gasses burn off within a couple of days. During the first few days after installing these items in your home, keep the windows open and fresh air circulating.

Call us to make sure your carpet isn’t harboring any bad or unhealthy substances.

Animal dander, dust mites, and other dirt and debris that affect air quality burrow deep down into your carpet, and cause irritation, illness, and allergies. Let us take care of that for you with a good, thorough carpet cleaning.

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