Duct Armor’s latest partnership with Green Home Solutions of Greater Indianapolis brings an exciting new level of indoor air quality services to central Indiana homes and businesses. Their combined duct cleaning and duct relining system promises cleaner air, improved ventilation, and protection against contaminants such as mold, dust, and allergens.​

Why Choose Duct Armor & Green Home Solutions?

Cleaner air means healthier living, and this collaboration focuses on providing thorough duct cleaning followed by professional relining, which restores the integrity of aging ductwork while sealing in safety and performance. Homeowners can breathe easy knowing their ducts are not only clean but also protected with a durable lining that resists future buildup.

Affordable Financing Options

With 12 months same as cash and 90 days no payment offers (with approved credit), upgrading your ductwork is easier than ever. This flexible financing gives families and businesses the opportunity to invest in long-term health and efficiency improvements without immediate financial strain.​

Take Action for Clean Air

Now is the perfect time to act—partnering with these recognized leaders means reliable results and commitment to high standards. Contact Duct Armor and Green Home Solutions today to schedule your evaluation and take the first step toward fresher indoor environments.​

Do you notice musty smells, lingering dust, or allergies that never seem to go away, even after cleaning? The problem could be hiding in your home’s air ducts. Luckily, Duct Armor offers an easy, non-invasive solution that can make a world of difference!

What is Duct Armor?
Duct Armor is a special system designed to restore and protect your home’s air ducts from the inside. Instead of tearing out old ductwork or digging up floors, professionals simply spray a tough, rubber-like lining inside your existing ducts. This new lining seals up leaks, covers over rust and mold, and shields your ducts from further problems.

Why is this a game-changer for your home?

• Cleaner, healthier air: The Duct Armor lining blocks dust, mold, and germs, so less ends up flowing through your vents—and into your lungs. If anyone in your home has allergies or asthma, this can make a huge difference!

• Stops leaks and damage: Old ducts often have cracks or rust that let air (and your heating/cooling dollars!) escape. Duct Armor seals these up, so your system works more efficiently, and your energy bills can go down.

• Long-lasting results: The lining is extremely durable and can last for years—often backed by a long warranty—giving you peace of mind.

• No major construction: You don’t have to worry about dust, mess, or tearing out walls. The process is quick and almost always mess-free, even for ducts buried in concrete slabs or underground.

Should you try Duct Armor?
If you deal with stubborn dust, bad odors from your vents, or if your home has old or underground ductwork, Duct Armor could be just what you need. It’s a simple way to keep your air clean, make your home more energy-efficient, and avoid the hassle of big duct repairs.

With Duct Armor, you can finally breathe easy—literally!

Candles & Air Fresheners: Are They Polluting Your Home?

The warm glow of a candle, the fresh scent of a plug-in air freshener—nothing makes a home feel cozier, right? But did you know these little luxuries could be filling your air with hidden pollutants? Let’s break down how candles and air fresheners affect indoor air quality—and what you can do about it.

The Problem with Candles

Not all candles are created equal. Some release chemicals you might not want to breathe in:

Paraffin wax candles (the cheap, common ones) are made from petroleum and can release soot and toxins like benzene and formaldehyde—yikes!

 Scented candles add extra chemicals to the mix, making them worse for air quality than unscented ones.
Cleaner” options like soy or beeswax burn better, but even they aren’t 100% pollution-free.

The good news? Burning candles occasionally in a well-ventilated room probably isn’t a big deal. But if you love lighting them daily, it’s worth switching to healthier options.

Air Fresheners & Wax Melts: Sneaky Pollutants

That “fresh linen” smell might be masking more than just odors. Many air fresheners—even natural-seeming ones—release tiny particles that can irritate lungs.

 Plug-ins, sprays, and wax melts often contain VOCs (volatile organic compounds) that react with indoor air, creating ultra-fine particles.
Essential oil diffusers seem harmless, but overusing them can also pollute the air.

How to Enjoy Scents Safely

You don’t have to ditch candles and fresheners completely—just tweak how you use them:

 Open windows often—fresh air is the best air purifier!
Choose beeswax or soy candles with cotton wicks (and trim them!).
Try natural odor-busters—like baking soda, houseplants, or simmering citrus peels.
Use air purifiers with HEPA filters to catch lingering particles.

The Bottom Line

A candlelit dinner or a spritz of room spray won’t hurt you—but if you’re using them daily, it’s worth rethinking your routine. Small changes can keep your home smelling great and breathing easy!