What we bring to the job
Professional-grade tools matter — they decide whether your space gets surface-cleaned or actually restored. Here's the gear we use on every air duct cleaning job.
How we do it
Same six-step process every time, so you know exactly what to expect.
- 1Full system inspectionWe open access panels, photograph your coil, blower, and a sample supply line — so the before/after is documented.
- 2Negative pressure setupHEPA vacuum creates negative airflow in the system so every particle loosened goes into the collection bag, not your living room.
- 3Agitate every lineRotobrush or air whip moves through supplies and returns one by one. We work every branch, not just the ones easy to reach.
- 4Coil + blower wheelEvaporator coil brushed and rinsed, blower wheel pulled or cleaned in place — this is where airflow and efficiency live or die.
- 5Optional sanitizer fogEPA-registered antimicrobial fogged through the system for an allergen- and odor-free finish.
- 6Walkthrough + videoWe show you what came out, before/after borescope footage, and a clean system ready to run.
Every air duct cleaning job covers
- All supply registers
- All return grilles
- Main trunk lines
- Evaporator coil
- Blower wheel + motor
- Plenum + transition boxes
- Dryer vent (if same route)
- Written scope provided
Questions we get
How often should air ducts be cleaned?
Every 3–5 years for most homes. More often if you have pets, renovations, smokers, asthma/allergies in the family, or just bought a home where history is unknown.
Do you charge per vent or flat rate?
Flat rate per system, quoted after inspection. We do not bait-and-switch — the number we give you at inspection is the number you pay.
How long does it take?
2–4 hours for a single-system home. Multi-zone homes take longer. We schedule one job per crew per morning so we are never rushing yours.
Do you disturb the house?
Shoe covers, drop cloths on the flooring under each register, and a vacuum powerful enough that dust stays inside the system. We leave it cleaner than we found it.