We use a combination of high-powered vacuums and rotary brushes. The vacuums allow us to suck up all particulate matter before it has a chance to recirculate into your home, and the brushes handle more stubborn buildups. At the end of the process, your air ducts will be completely clean and free of all debris.

Not at all. Our technicians are trained in how to properly use the vacuum tools and rotary brushes which will leave your entire system clean, and working better than ever. Our entire process is designed to prevent any damage whatsoever.

Nothing kicks up dust quite like construction, and homes which were recently built may already have accumulated a fair amount of debris from insulation, drywall, and particle board. Depending on how open your ductwork was during construction, and how much dust it was exposed to during the building process, it may be a great idea to have your ducts cleaned even though your home was recently built.

Yes. In fact, one of the biggest culprits behind excess dust accumulation are dirty air vents. A professional cleaning can significantly reduce the amount of dusting you need to do around the house.

Yes. Allergens such as dust, dust mites, mold, pet dander, and even smoke can find certain hiding places in your home, and your air vents are a prime location. The cleaning process will remove all particulate matter including allergens from your air vents.

The cost will vary based on the size of your home. Our guarantee is that the price we quote will be the price you pay. We do not have any hidden charges or other unpleasant surprises in store for our customers. Just an upfront price quote, and a professional, thorough cleaning.

Yes. Air ducts that are overly clogged make it more difficult for your heating or cooling system to work at maximum efficiency. By removing obstacles and build up from your ductwork, your heating and cooling systems will not have to work as hard, or switch on as frequently. This can lead to a reduction in energy costs.

Yes. Occasionally, air ducts can get “invaded” by unwanted visitors such as rodents, birds, or even insects. Needless to say, this can make the indoor air in your home especially hardous. If you suspect that you have something living in your air ducts, let us know when you contact us for a quote. We will arrive on the scene prepared to deal with.

- Replace flexible dryer vent hoses with metal ductwork.

- Avoid overloading the dryer.

- Always follow manufacturer’s instructions.

- Clean the lint trap after every load of laundry.

- Wash lint traps every few weeks, particularly if you use fabric softener.

- Clean the dryer vent hose regularly.

- Never store flammable items near your dryer.

- Make sure the outdoor dryer vent flap is not obstructed.

- Only run the dryer when you are at home.

- Use a dryer vent hose that is at least 4 inches in diameter

- Install a screen on the outside dryer vent to prevent birds or animals from nesting.