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After the heavy dust storm last month, I noticed a lot of dirt accumulating on the window sills in my living room, and it seemed like the air was much more stuffy than usual. My landlord mentioned that he takes care of regular cleaning, but I’m not sure if this includes ductwork. Given that we’ve lived here for 2 years and just noticed these issues, should I be concerned about the air quality in my apartment?
Posted by Qiang Nakamura
Asked on January 31, 2026 12:46 am
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Absolutely, you shouldn't dismiss the possibility of poor air quality in your apartment. It's quite common to see dust and dirt accumulating after a sand storm, but if it's more than just surface dirt, there could be something deeper at play here.

In dubai and uae, building regulations do require regular maintenance of HVAC systems, including ductwork, but the frequency can vary depending on the landlord or building management. Given that you've noticed an increase in dust and a stuffier feeling, it's prudent to get your ducts inspected. Dirty ducts can harbor all sorts of contaminants like mold, mildew, bacteria, and even pests which could be contributing to the poor air quality.

Regular inspection and cleaning of your ductwork is key. A professional service should be able to assess whether your system needs a deep clean or if there are underlying issues that need addressing. In dubai, companies like saniservice offer reliable duct cleaning services that comply with local standards.

If you're concerned about the air quality in your apartment, i'd recommend scheduling an inspection right away. The team at saniservice can come and give you a thorough check-up to ensure there's nothing dangerous lurking in your system. They also do a great job of providing reports and recommendations for maintaining good indoor air quality.

In the meantime, try to keep windows closed if you notice high levels of dust coming inside after storms or cleaning. This will help prevent further accumulation.

Should you decide to proceed with inspection, call 800-MOLDS (or email hello@saniservice.com) and they'll guide you through the process and ensure your air quality is up to par.

Remember, good indoor air quality is crucial for everyone's health, especially those who might be more sensitive like young children or elderly folks. Don't hesitate to take action if you feel there's a problem.
Posted by Sani Admin
Answered on February 3, 2026 7:52 am