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Air Conditioner Services
Duct cleaning & Installation
The air ducts in your home are responsible for distributing cool and clean air throughout your property. , If they’re dirty, or somehow damaged, it can quickly hamper your air conditioner’s ability to cool your home, while also affecting the air your breathe.
At Rosika General Technical Works we are your air duct cleaning professionals in and around Uganda. We can also perform repairs on old ductwork to ensure proper airflow throughout your home.
Indoor Air Quality
If the ductwork in your home is dirty and full of dust, grime, and pet dander, any air going into your home will pass through it and pick up those same impurities. This will translate into dirty air, which can cause allergy and respiratory issues.
When there are cracks or leaks in your ductwork, air will escape through it while operating. For larger homes, this can create low airflow. The easiest way to determine if this is a problem is by putting your hands up to the vent. If you feel little to no airflow, then you know there is an issue.
Commercial AC Maintenance
Although some maintenance tasks that ought to be restricted to Rosika professionals, there are many others that are quite simple and straightforward. Therefore, your building maintenance staff can play a fundamental role in the upkeep and efficient running of your AC system., In order for air to flow through your system efficiently, the filters need to be in good condition, otherwise they may restrict the airflow and result in your system having to work harder and, therefore, use more energy.
Dust, dirt and other small particulates are all common culprits of blocked and dirty filters, so if you carry out particularly “dirty” activities in your building, such as manufacturing or production, it’s even more important to examine your filters on a regular basis.
Ideally, you should change your filters as soon as they are visibly dirty., It is recommended that you carry out checks at least every three months, but there is certainly no harm in doing it more often if required.
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