Duct Cleaning

Duct cleaning is a service performed to remove dirt, mould, dust, pollen, dander, as well as other harmful contaminants that build up in ductwork systems. A complete duct cleaning service can take anywhere from 2 to 4 hours, depending on the size of your home and how complex the system layout is.

As explained in the video, our technicians who are also licensed HVAC techs, will clean your ductwork system using professional industry tools and equipment such as; brushes and special air tools, an extremely high output vacuum, camera equipment and compressed air sprayers.

• Ducts: metal rectangular or large round ductwork called trunk lines, and smaller distribution piping (usually round) that carry air to and from various rooms of your home or business.
• Motors: are part of the furnace mechanical air flow system that power fans or blowers in your system.
• Fans: blow conditioned air through out the ductwork system to condition the air in the home or business.
• Coils: are used for heating and/or cooling and can be located within the HVAC equipment or ductwork.
• Supply Registers: are the smaller metal plastic or wood grates usually located in the floors or ceilings of all rooms, which distribute conditioned air to the space.
• Return Registers: are the larger metal grills located in the floor, wall or ceiling that pull air in and carry it to the main unit to be conditioned.
• Furnace or Air handler: contains the motor, fan, and heating and/or cooling components which regulate and circulate the air in the HVAC ductwork system
• Drain pan: is a tray built into the air conditioning coil designed to catch and channel condensate water produced during cooling cycles to an effective floor drain or condensate removal pump
• Dryer vent: a duct used to remove moisture from the laundry cycle of gas or electric dryers

• HyperVAC Variable Speed HYBRID vacuum (<= 5,000 CFM)
• Cobraview Duct Cleaning Camera System
• 9 HP, 175 PSI Air Compressors
• Whip lines, agitators, and skip lines
• HEPA Air Scrubbers

• The size of your home or business
• How complex the ductwork system is
• Duct lengths and sizes
• The number of supply and return registers in the home
• The amount of accumulation that must be removed
• The type of accumulated materials to be removed