ODOR REMOVAL SERVICE

Air Duct Cleaning Special $199.00 up to 7 vents. Each additional opening or vent $30.00
We offer this service only combined with our Ozone Odor Removal service what comes with separate quote.

The Roto-Brush-Vac cleaning process combined with powerful commercial grade vacuuming is effective in all types of duct-work including sheet metal, flex duct, and fiberboard duct-work.
Let’s face it: all air duct would be most efficiently cleaned by simply crawling inside the ducts and hand hand vacuuming with a brush.
But since that is not practical in most applications, the Roto-Brush-Vac cleaning process was developed.
It is the only self-contained method that brushes and vacuums the debris at the same time, similar to contact cleaning by hand.
Dirt is brushed loose inside the air duct and immediately swept up by the powerful  vacuum.
This system eliminates the need for a central collection unit, dirt and debris do not have to travel through the entire HVAC system to be collected.

Should I Have Ducts Cleaned?

Due to growing concerns about indoor air quality, it’s easy to convince homeowners that their ducts need cleaning. But unless ducts are really dirty, there’s no reason to clean them. The EPA takes a similar stance on the issue, recommending cleaning only if the ducts and HVAC unit are contaminated.

If done properly, duct cleaning doesn’t hurt; but it’s not something that needs to be on your regular home maintenance list. You probably don’t need to have your ducts and HVAC system cleaned unless:

• Contaminants: If noticeable debris, smoke or cigarette smell, pet hair, odors, or other contaminants are being released into the room through the ducts after the registers have been cleaned and vacuumed; then the ducts may need to be cleaned.
• Renovation: If your home has been remodeled – especially if there was asbestos abatement, lead paint removal, or significant dust – your ductwork may need to be cleaned. Ducts should be sealed off during home renovations; but if they weren’t, dangerous dust and debris may become lodged inside the ductwork.
• Animals: If there’s evidence of animal infestation or nesting in your ducts or HVAC system, have the animals removed then clean the ductwork and HVAC unit.
• Mold: If there is visible mold growth inside the ductwork, the ducts and HVAC system should be cleaned.
• Illness: If someone in your family is suffering from an unexplained allergy-related illness, and you’ve taken every other possible step to decontaminate your home, you may want to consider having your ducts cleaned to see if the HVAC system was the culprit.