Air duct cleaning.

What air duct cleaning includes

A real duct cleaning is more than vacuuming the vent covers. We connect a HEPA-filtered collector to your system and put the whole duct network under negative air pressure. Then we work through every supply and return line with rotary brushes and compressed-air whips to knock debris loose. Because the system is under suction, that loosened dust is pulled out of the house instead of into your rooms.

• All supply and return ducts, including the main trunk lines
• Supply registers and return grilles removed and washed
• Camera inspection before and after, with photos you keep
• Fresh filter installed when we finish

Signs your ducts need cleaning

• Dust collects on furniture soon after you clean
• Visible dust or debris around the vents
• A musty or stale smell when the system turns on
• You recently remodeled, moved in or added pets
• Allergy symptoms that are worse indoors
• Some rooms get noticeably weaker airflow than others

How long it takes and what it costs

Most single-furnace homes take about two to four hours. Larger homes, homes with two systems, or heavily soiled ducts take longer. The price depends on home size, number of vents and systems, and whether you add dryer vent cleaning or sanitizing. Call us with your home details and we will give you a clear quote before work starts.

Why negative-air cleaning matters

Without a powerful collector holding the system under suction, brushing ducts can just push dust into the house. Our negative-air method keeps the mess inside the duct and the collector, which is why we can clean without covering your furniture in dust.