Commercial and industrial HVAC hygiene work begins with inspection of the affected ductwork, air-handling equipment and access conditions. The cleaning scope is matched to the observed deposits, duct construction, occupancy and project requirements.
Share system drawings, the affected areas, inspection photographs, operating restrictions and any previous IAQ findings. The proposal defines access, cleaning methods, containment, verification and reporting; personnel qualifications are confirmed for the engagement.
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The work plan identifies the systems included, access openings, cleaning boundaries and protection of occupied areas. Inspection records and post-cleaning verification document the condition of accessible components and any issues requiring separate repair or investigation.
Inspect accessible ductwork, air handlers and terminals to identify deposits, construction type, damage and access requirements. Document the findings and agree cleaning boundaries before work starts.
Select cleaning tools and collection methods for the duct material, deposits and available access. Protect surrounding areas and record inaccessible components or defects that need a separate corrective scope.
Review accessible surfaces after cleaning and document the completed scope, observations and remaining issues. Any chemical treatment requires a separately agreed need, material compatibility and application procedure; it is not a default step.