Our air duct system cleaning services include entire system cleaning (all vents: supply and return, all main plenums, duct work, humidifiers, filter housings, and air handlers). This type of service takes several hours to properly complete the work and requires several air system cleaning specialists on site.

Note: Beware of low-price companies who offer low prices with vague descriptions of their services. Typically, these service companies do not perform a full cleaning. Per NADCA guideline standards, if a company hired to perform air duct cleaning does not perform the service per NADCA standards using powerful equipment for vacuuming and proper agitation equipment and does not clean the entire system, it can cause a severe negative impact on indoor air quality through cross-contamination and puff back effect into open living space. Air Duct system cleaning is a serious business, make sure you pre-qualify service providers properly by checking if they are NADCA certified, and be sure to check their reviews.

Yes! We encourage homeowners to stay home while we clean because we install special air filtration units to clean the indoor air that already exists in the house. We use the best equipment in the industry, therefore there is no cross-contamination or puff back effects during our cleaning. We like homeowners to see what our technicians do, and how we do it, as well as, the results that will be achieved. Very often we get feedback from our clients that the air is feeling much cleaner, even during the cleaning, before we finish the entire project. We take multi-step precautionary procedures so that you and your loved ones can be home during the cleaning and experience our harmonized process as we clean your air duct system.

Typically, for a single-family home with 1 furnace (Air Handling Unit), entire system cleaning will take a minimum of 4 Hours and can take up to 6 Hours with a minimum of 2 technicians on the job site. If your house has multiple air handling units, we work on one unit and all belonging lines until it is fully completed and tested, and then we move on to the next unit with minimal interference in the home’s ambient temperature changes.