Air duct cleaning, every run.
Supply runs, returns, trunk lines and the plenums at the unit, cleaned out, with the dust hauled off through the hose to our truck.
The air goes round and round.
Heated or cooled air leaves through the supply registers, comes back through the returns, passes through the unit and goes out again. Dust, pet hair and debris that settle in the ducts get picked up and sent back around.
Cleaning the ductwork takes that buildup out of the loop.
- Supply runs and the registers in each room
- Return runs and their grilles
- Trunk lines, the main runs off the unit
- Plenums and takeoffs at the unit
Before
After
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Same duct. Before & after.
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The vacuum stays outside.
Book it
Pick a time online, or call and talk it through.
Look first
We check the registers, the returns and the unit, and tell you what we see.
Hook up the truck
A big hose runs from the truck to your ductwork. The vacuum and its collection bags stay outside.
Clean run by run
Supplies and returns, one at a time, until the buildup is out of the system.
That grey ring means something.
- Dust back on the furniture a day after you clean
- Grey rings around the registers, like this one
- A musty smell when the system first starts
- A remodel, a move-in or a new pet in the house
Duct cleaning answers.
What parts of the system do you clean?
Supply runs and registers, return runs and grilles, the trunk lines and the plenums at the unit.
Will it make a mess in the house?
The vacuum and its collection bags stay on the truck outside. A large hose runs from the truck to the ductwork, and the buildup leaves through it.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the house: the number of runs, the size of the system and how easy it is to reach. Book an inspection or call for a straight answer for your house.
How do I book?
Pick a time online, or call (717) 517‑4149.
Book online or just call.
Online booking asks for your ZIP code and lets you pick a time. Or call and talk it through.