There is no industry standard for how often your air ducts need to be cleaned. Except in extreme circumstances, there is no reason your ducts would need to be cleaned more than once a year. In fact, many people can easily go two years between cleanings.

You should take precautions, such as preventing debris from getting into your ducts. The best thing to do is to plan a  cleaning schedule suitable for your home after discussing with our duct cleaning specialists.

Dust, fungi, and bacteria have been shown to collect in ventilation systems. These contaminants are potentially harmful to your health, irritating or triggering certain allergies. The removal of these contaminants from your HVAC system should be viewed as a step in improving the air quality of your home.

Construction debris is a common type of contamination that we find in air duct systems. Drywall dust, sawdust, and other fine particles can make their way into your system when the construction crews are cleaning up. The only way to completely remove them is through professional cleaning.

If air ducts are blocked by dust or debris, it will increase your utility bill, as well as impair your vent system and HVAC components (evaporator coil and blower).  It forces your HVAC unit to work harder, driving up your energy consumption. Cleaning the entire HVAC system will increase efficiency and extend the unit’s life.

We use environmentally-safe cleaning products and equipment to ensure that your ducts are cleaned properly while also being health conscious.

We offer a hospital-grade sanitizer to treat the ductwork after all of the ducts are cleaned. This sanitizer is made to break down odors, dust, and grime to give you an HVAC system that runs like new.