What is included in duct cleaning?
A typical visit includes accessible supply and return ducts, registers, main lines where reachable, and a practical look around the furnace-side return area.
Duct cleaning for the dust you keep noticing but cannot reach.
Most homeowners do not book duct cleaning because everything is perfect. They call after moving into a resale home, finishing a renovation, finding pet hair around returns, or seeing dust collect again soon after cleaning the house.
Air Duct Cleanings keeps the service focused: clean the accessible ductwork, explain what details affect the quote, and make it easy to ask about dryer vent cleaning at the same time.
- Supply and return duct cleaning.
- Main duct lines where accessible.
- Vent/register cleaning and furnace-area review.
- Dryer vent cleaning add-on where access allows.
- Sanitizing included with the advertised home package where suitable.
Air duct cleaning FAQ
Questions homeowners ask before booking.
Do you charge per vent?
The advertised package is based on home size, not a confusing per-vent pitch. Larger homes and unusual access are confirmed before booking.
Should I clean ducts after renovations?
Yes. It is best to wait until drywall sanding, flooring and the dustiest work are finished, then clean with the vents and furnace area accessible.
Can duct cleaning help pet hair?
It can remove buildup from accessible ducts and returns, but filters, carpets and furniture may also need attention.
Do you serve condos?
Yes, where building access and duct/dryer vent access allow. Condo dryer vent access should be confirmed with property management.
How do I prepare?
Clear access to vents, return grilles, the furnace area and dryer vent area if dryer vent cleaning is requested.