NADCA debuts revised restoration standard

摘要

The National Air Duct Cleaners Association used its March 15-18 conference in New Orleans to unveil its new standard. The 2013 Assessment, Cleaning and Restoration standard has been designed to reflect the most current industry information and best practices of HVAC inspection, cleaning and maintenance, officials said. "The ACR standard provides guidance to professionals as they evaluate the cleanliness of system components," said NADCA President Matt Mongiello. "The standard sets an expectation for cleaning and restoring HVAC systems to a specific level of cleanliness." The standard provides information on judging new and existing HVAC systems, evaluating and verifying the cleanliness of components, preventing job-related hazards, and guiding the cleaning and restoration of HVAC systems.