Short answer
Yes. Limpieza de Ductería, a technical service of Climatiza, provides the service in offices, hotels, restaurants and residential towers in Marbella, an area about 4 km by road from its office. The hours and access points are agreed with the management of each building or venue before starting.
Marbella is a central and dynamic area close to the coastal strip, where offices, hotels, restaurants, leisure venues and residential towers sit side by side. Many of those businesses stay open late, so the air conditioning is almost never switched off.
That mix shows in the ductwork. In a lobby, a lounge or a dining room visitors sense the air as soon as they walk in, and a unit that runs all year almost never dries out inside: the dust on the duct walls stays damp and can encourage mold. With almost no downtime, cleaning is scheduled in a work window agreed with each venue. The area is about 4 km by road from the Climatiza office, in an approximate calculation.
Data point: In an air system that looked clean to the naked eye, 10⁵ to 10⁶ viable bacteria per cm² were counted on the coil fins (Hugenholtz and Fuerst, 1992). It is a case measured in a single system, not a general figure, which is why the camera looks inside before deciding.
| Building type | What is usually there | What is checked first |
|---|---|---|
| Offices | Floors with grilles in plain sight and units running in working hours | Whether the air smells stale at start-up and how the returns look |
| Hotels | Lobby, corridors and guest rooms, each with its own units | Humidity in the units and the condition of the lobby diffusers |
| Restaurants and leisure venues | Lounges and dining rooms open late | The time slot when entry is possible and the diffusers in the lounge |
| Residential towers | Apartments and common areas with returns and grilles | Entry to the sections along corridors and common areas |
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The camera goes in outside the busiest hours, starting with the lobby, the lounges and the dining rooms.
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Work by sector inside the window each venue agrees, so it fits their operation.
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A report with before and after photos and video, taken at the same points.
Yes. Limpieza de Ductería, a technical service of Climatiza, provides the service in offices, hotels, restaurants and residential towers in Marbella, an area about 4 km by road from its office. The hours and access points are agreed with the management of each building or venue before starting.
Four signs point to it: a damp odor as soon as the unit starts, dust around the diffusers, clients commenting on the air in the lounge, and airflow differences between rooms. The camera inspection confirms it. There is no single calendar, because the interval depends on how the venue is actually used.
The work is scheduled inside a window agreed with each venue and done by sector, so each intervention adjusts to how the place operates. The camera comes first and shows which sections serve which room. The calendar is set afterwards with the management and the staff on shift.
The work starts with the diffusers and grilles that visitors see and the nearest return, because odor and dust show up there first. The camera then follows the sections nobody sees. If a section cannot be reached, the report notes where it is so it can be solved later.
The inspection is the starting point (how it is done). The businesses of the area also appear on the pages for towers and offices and restaurants. All areas. Climatiza publishes a Marbella page, in Spanish only. The service is provided by Climatiza.