AirDuct ProCare • Professional credentials
Understand the credentials behind our air duct, dryer vent, chimney and HVAC services. AirDuct ProCare brings 20 years of experience and is licensed, insured and bonded.
Want to see the documentation? We can show you our certifications on request when we visit for an inspection.
A useful credential tells you which professional knowledge has been assessed. Our credentials cover several distinct areas, from ventilation inspection to chimney maintenance. Here is what each one means, so you can ask informed questions about the service you need.
National Air Duct Cleaners Association
NADCA develops standards and credentials for HVAC inspection, cleaning and restoration. Its CVI credential recognizes an individual professional's knowledge of HVAC system inspection, supporting informed assessment of system conditions.
Chimney Safety Institute of America
CDET focuses on servicing dryer exhaust systems. It addresses the venting system, its maintenance and related safety considerations. Customers can ask about the exhaust path and vent condition as well as lint removal.
Chimney Safety Institute of America
CCS assesses a professional's knowledge of evaluating and maintaining chimney and venting systems. This credential is relevant when discussing chimney condition, sweeping and the maintenance your system may need.
National Chimney Sweep Guild
CCP assesses knowledge of chimney maintenance, relevant codes and standards, and combustion principles. It is a separate chimney credential that helps customers understand the professional qualifications behind recommendations for their system.
National Fireplace Institute
NFI credentials address planning and installing residential hearth appliances and their venting systems. Qualifications are specific to the credential category. Ask which qualification applies to your fireplace, stove or proposed hearth work.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency program
Section 608 certification covers technician knowledge for work involving regulated refrigerants in air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment. The certification type determines its equipment scope. This qualification applies to refrigerant work rather than general duct cleaning.
You are welcome to ask for our certifications when we arrive for an inspection. We can show the documentation and explain how the relevant credential applies to your service.
Reviewing a credential is also an opportunity to discuss your equipment, the proposed work and any questions you want answered before proceeding.
AirDuct ProCare is licensed, insured and bonded, with applicable state and local HVAC licensing. Licensing concerns authorization to perform particular work; professional certification concerns knowledge in a defined area. Ask about the requirements that apply to your location and proposed service.
We explain recommendations and agreed pricing, with no upfront payment and no hidden charges. You can learn more about AirDuct ProCare and our experience.
Read about our air duct cleaning services and dryer vent cleaning services to understand their scope. An inspection helps identify accessible conditions and the work worth considering.
Explore chimney cleaning and inspection or chimney repair services. Ask us to explain the findings and distinguish cleaning needs from repairs or further evaluation.
Yes. We can show you our certifications on request when we visit for an inspection. Ask to review the documentation relevant to your service, and we can explain the credential and its scope. For questions before your visit, use Contact support.
CVI relates to HVAC system inspection, CDET to dryer exhaust systems, and CCS and CCP to chimney evaluation or maintenance knowledge. NFI qualifications concern hearth appliances and venting. EPA Section 608 applies to refrigerant work. Ask which credential is relevant to your equipment and proposed service.
NADCA is the industry association. CVI is its Certified Ventilation Inspector credential, awarded to an individual professional. When reviewing our documentation, ask how the relevant qualification applies to the inspection or service you are arranging.
Section 608 addresses refrigerant handling in covered air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment. It is a technician qualification for that work. Air duct cleaning and dryer vent service have different scopes, which is why credentials should be matched to the work being proposed.
Yes. AirDuct ProCare is licensed, insured and bonded, with applicable state and local HVAC licensing. We have no upfront payment and no hidden charges. We review the proposed work and agreed pricing with you, and you can ask for clarification before authorizing a service.
Arrange your appointment online, and ask to see our certifications during your inspection.
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