Air Duct Cleaning

Our indoor air is worse than outdoor air.

In today's air-tight homes, Indoor Air Quality is a growing concern. Most household dust contains our dead skin flakes, bacteria, lint, dust mites, mold, mildew, pollen and pet dander (animals dead skin flakes).

Many of these contaminants are circulated through the central air systems in modern homes and can aggravate asthma and allergies. Because we have air tight homes, we recycle the same bad air all of the time.

Our brush system rotates to loosen dirt and debris inside the walls of your air ducts. While it is loosening, the dust and debris it is vacuuming up in it nozzle behind the brush head.

We ensure you that you will receive a professional air duct cleaning because of our many years of experience, customer service, care, and dedication. Being that we us a professional system design for this task does not hurt either.

“Duct systems accumulate a significant amount of household dust and if the accumulation builds up, the dust may be re-circulated back into the living space, requiring more frequent dusting and cleaning around the home.”

Bill Benito (from the ICS Magazine)

Air Duct Map

Air Duct Cleaning map image for Sanitize 4 Serenity

Method of Air Duct Cleaning

There are only two proper ways to clean air ducts. We use the brush vacuum method to perform this service. We use 35' (feet) long hoses with variable size brushes heads ranging from as small as 4" to a massive 30" (inch) brush. So, we can cover your home or small business — brush vacuum your vent lines one by one to remove dust and debris.

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Inspect the air duct system

Walk through with you to inspect all areas being cleaned.
Walk through with you to access all units before cleaning them.
Cover furniture and areas as needed

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To avoid dust getting on things like beds, computers or TVs if directly under a vent.
Remove register (supply & return) covers

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To have access in cleaning each line out.
Vacuum duct off register covers

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To remove loose dust.
Brush vacuum all vent lines

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Reinstall all registers covers

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First the supply covers and then the return covers last.
Clean Unit/Furnace

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Vacuum all dust, debris and some times dead rodents out. Optional coil cleaning as well (additional cost).
Fogging Air Duct system

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With an EPA registered Category III Disinfectant/Sanitizer. Optional (you can decline this service).

Prices

These are guides to give you an idea of how much it would or could cost to have your air ducts cleaned.

$275

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No Unit

Up to 10 vents, 1 return. e.g., apartment, condos

$385

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Small Unit

Up to 11 vents, 1 return, 1 unit. e.g., apartment, condos

$475

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One Unit

Up to 13 vents, 2 returns, 1 unit/furnace, fogging system sanitize & disinfectant. e.g., Single family home

$Call

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Two Units

Up to 30 vents, 4 returns, 2 units/furnaces, fogging system sanitize & disinfectant. e.g., 2 Bedrooms, Family room, "L" Shaped Hallway, Living room, Dining room & Set of stairs.

Dryer Vent Cleaning

Preventative is the key here like most things to avoid potential problems in the future. Dryer vent cleaning is one of those services that gets overlooked. Most people don't know or understand the importance of cleaning their dryer periodically because of lint build up.

The least amount of airflow escaping from your exhaust duct dryer vents can cause overheating and your house could potentially catch fire. Lint can be trapped in flexible foil duct lines easily than the metal duct lines.

“Regular cleaning and maintenance of the air handler coils and fans will reduce energy consumption and improve indoor air quality." Former president of the National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA), Bill Benito.

Bill Benito (from the ICS Magazine)