What is air duct cleaning?
Removing dust, lint and debris from your supply and return ducts, registers and trunk lines. See our process.
What is negative-air pressure cleaning?
A collection unit places the duct system under negative pressure while tools loosen debris, so it’s drawn out of the system instead of escaping into your home.
When should ducts be cleaned?
When you see dust coming from vents, after renovations, after moving in, or if it has been several years. We’ll give you an honest recommendation.
Can dirty ducts contribute to household dust?
Ducts that hold a lot of debris can circulate some of it into living spaces. Cleaning removes that source, though dust also comes from many other places in a home.
Does duct cleaning help with allergies or asthma?
We don’t make medical claims. Cleaning removes accumulated debris from your ducts; for health concerns, please consult a medical professional.
What is the difference between duct cleaning and HVAC cleaning?
Duct cleaning covers the ductwork; HVAC cleaning covers the equipment such as the blower and housing; coil cleaning targets the evaporator coil.
Why should dryer vents be cleaned, and how often?
Lint build-up restricts airflow and is a recognized fire risk. Many homes benefit from yearly dryer vent cleaning.
How long does service take?
Most residential duct cleanings take a few hours depending on system size and the number of vents.
What should I do before technicians arrive?
Clear access to vents, returns, the air handler and the dryer, and secure pets.
Residential vs. commercial duct cleaning — what’s different?
Commercial systems are usually larger and need scheduling around business hours. See residential and commercial services.
What affects air duct cleaning pricing?
Number of vents and returns, system size and access, level of build-up, and add-ons. We confirm pricing before starting.
Request a free quote or call (954) 515-6651.