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Dayton townhouse and house systems
Dayton, in South Brunswick, is newer than most nearby towns: about 62% of homes were built in the 1980s and '90s, and about 45% are townhouses. Those systems are now 25 to 45 years old and often due for a first cleaning.
What we see in Dayton duct systems
Dayton grew fast in the 1980s and '90s; homes from those decades are about 62% of its housing today. The Census reports Dayton as its own census-designated place, and these numbers are for that area. Houses from that era are often on their second furnace or AC unit, but the original ducts have never been cleaned.
Utility gas heats about 88% of occupied homes. A gas forced-air furnace is the typical setup.
The Census counts about 2,684 housing units here, 44% of them single-family detached.
Dayton's townhouse rows from the 1980s and '90s often share a design: a gas furnace or air handler in a first-floor closet and a single central return. That one return carries the whole home's air, which makes it the dirtiest part of the system.