01
You just bought a house near French's Common and the inspection report flagged dirty ducts.
What we do: We run a full camera inspection, clean every supply and return run, and document the work with before-and-after footage. If mold growth in ducts shows up, we treat it with antimicrobial spray during the same visit. You get a written summary for your records.
→ You move in with clean ductwork and documentation showing the system was serviced before you took possession. No surprises after closing.
02
A renovation at your Skyline Park home left drywall dust in every branch line.
What we do: Post construction duct cleaning removes drywall dust, sawdust, and debris before you run the heat. We clean the trunk and branches, replace the furnace filter, and check the coil cabinet for construction dust. This takes about three hours for a standard home.
→ You can run the furnace without pushing construction dust through the house. The new paint and floors stay clean, and the air smells neutral instead of chalky.
03
Your basement near Monatiquot floods every spring and the ducts smell sour afterward.
What we do: We clean the affected runs mechanically, apply antimicrobial spray, and fog the system. We also check for active moisture and recommend a dehumidifier setting that keeps the mechanical room dry. If duct insulation is soaked, we tell you it needs replacing.
→ The sour smell is gone and the system is safe to run. You know exactly what to watch for next spring so the mold does not come back.
04
You have three dogs and the return vents are matted with fur.
What we do: Air duct cleaning for pet hair targets the return trunks where fur and dander mat against the duct walls. Our rotary brush and air whip break the mat loose and the HEPA vacuum pulls it out. We also recommend a higher-MERV filter for the furnace.
→ The return vents stop puffing fur into the hallway, and the house smells less like a kennel. Allergy symptoms for family members often ease within the first week.