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Air register removal
Every supply register and return grille pulled, washed, and reinstalled. Most people never realize how dirty these get.
HVAC & Duct Cleaning Service
Clean what you can't see.
Construction dust, drywall sanding particles, and silica all end up inside your ductwork, and they keep recirculating through your home for months unless someone pulls them out. We do post-construction duct cleaning the right way: HEPA-filtered negative air, rotary brushes inside the ducts, and before/after photos so you see what came out. Whether you're a homeowner moving into a new build, a builder finishing a custom home, a GC closing out a project, or a property manager turning a unit, we leave the system clean.
What is Duct Cleaning?
In plain English.
Air ducts are the thing nobody thinks about until something's wrong. They're hidden behind walls, under floors, above ceilings, carrying every breath of air in your home from the air handler to every room. After construction, after a remodel, or after years of accumulation, what's inside those ducts is a problem you can't see and your standard filter isn't catching.
Duct cleaning, done right, means physically removing what's settled inside the system. We bring in HEPA-filtered negative air machines that pull dust out instead of blowing it around. Rotary brushes and air whips agitate what's stuck to the duct walls. We clean the air handler, the supply lines, the return lines, the registers, and the grilles. Then we sanitize and document with before/after photos.
Whether the home is new construction with months of trapped drywall dust, a remodel where one room got demoed but the system pulled debris everywhere, an occupied tenant turn where the previous occupant smoked or had pets, or a commercial space being prepped for a new tenant, the goal is the same: a system that delivers clean air, runs efficiently, and doesn't keep coughing up dust for months after the project is over.
Most homeowners don't realize that even with all the registers sealed, construction dust still ends up in the ducts. Pressure differentials pull it through gaps you can't see. After every new build or major remodel, the system needs cleaning. The only question is whether it gets done right.
What's Included
Every register. Every line. The whole system.
A real duct cleaning isn't just blowing air through the system. Here's exactly what our crews do on a typical home or unit.
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Supply line cleaning
Each supply duct cleaned individually with rotary brushes and air whips while HEPA negative air pulls dust out at the source.
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Return line cleaning
Returns get the same treatment as supplies. Often returns are dirtier because they pull debris from rooms back to the air handler.
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Air handler cleaning
The blower wheel, fan housing, drip pan, and accessible coil surfaces cleaned. The mechanical heart of the system gets the same attention.
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HEPA negative-air pull
Industrial vacuum with HEPA filtration runs throughout the cleaning. Dust comes out of the system, doesn't get pushed into your home.
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Filter check & replace
Old filter assessed, new high-quality filter installed if your system uses standard sizes. Filter recommendations made for the future.
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Antimicrobial fog (optional)
Sanitizing fog treatment after mechanical cleaning. Knocks down mold, mildew, and bacterial residue if any was present.
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Vent cover wash
Every grille and register cover washed clean, free of dust buildup. They go back in looking like the day they were installed.
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Walkthrough & sign-off
We walk the home with you, review the photo documentation, and confirm everything's complete before we leave.
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Before/after photo documentation in every duct
We photograph the inside of every supply and return duct before we start and again after we finish. You see exactly what came out. For builders and GCs handing off new homes, this becomes part of your closeout file. For property managers running multi-unit programs, every unit gets the same documentation. COI same-day with your entity named as additional insured for builder and GC projects.
Why Real Duct Cleaning Matters
Indoor air quality starts inside the system.
Whatever's living in your ducts is what you're breathing. After construction, that's drywall dust and silica. In an occupied home, it's dust, dander, and whatever else found its way in. Here's what a thorough cleaning actually addresses.
The air you breathe
Drywall dust and silica are tiny enough to bypass standard filters and live in your ducts for months, recirculating through every room. Every fan cycle is another exposure. Pulling them at the source is the only real fix.
HVAC efficiency
Dust-clogged ductwork makes your system work harder, run longer, and cost more in electricity. Clean ducts mean a cooler home faster and lower utility bills, especially during Phoenix summers.
The post-construction reality
Even with sealed registers during construction, pressure differentials pull dust through gaps. After a new build or major remodel, the ducts almost always need cleaning. It's not a question of if, only when.
How It Works
Four steps, no surprises.
Whether you're a homeowner concerned about indoor air quality, a builder finishing a new home for handoff, a GC closing out a project, or a PM turning a unit, this is exactly how we get the system clean.
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Walkthrough & Quote
We assess the system size, register count, and condition. Flat-price quote with no hidden charges. Same-day for established clients.
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Setup & Negative Air
HEPA negative-air machine connected to the system. Registers sealed off. Workspace prepped so dust stays contained.
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Mechanical Clean
Each duct line cleaned individually with brushes and whips. Air handler cleaned. Photos taken before and after each section.
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Sanitize, Document & Sign-Off
Optional antimicrobial fog applied. Filter replaced. Photo report delivered. Walk-through with you to confirm everything's done.
Who This Is For
If air moves through it, we clean it.
- HomeownersEspecially after construction, after a remodel, or after years without a cleaning. Indoor air quality, allergy concerns, and HVAC efficiency all benefit. We come in once or on a recurring schedule.
- Custom home buildersBuyer handoff includes the air system. We deliver a clean-air guarantee with photo documentation as part of your closeout package, so the buyer's first breath in the home is a clean one.
- General contractors and developersEspecially on multifamily and commercial TI work. Scheduled programs across multiple units. Procore-ready, COI same-day with your entity named as additional insured.
- Property managersTenant turns, especially after smokers or pet owners, almost always need duct cleaning to fully reset the unit. Scheduled programs available across portfolios.
Time for cleaner air?
Tell us about your system, whether it's a single-family home, a custom build, a commercial space, or a multi-unit portfolio. We'll quote it, document it, and leave the air actually clean.
Quick Answers
Post-construction cleaning specifically targets drywall dust, silica, and construction debris that get into the system during a build or remodel. The particles are heavier, denser, and harder on equipment than typical household dust. We use the same negative-air and rotary-brush approach but with more attention to the air handler and coils, since those collect the most construction debris.
Yes, especially after construction or if the system has years of accumulation. Whatever's in your ducts is what you're breathing every time the system runs. Cleaning pulls it out at the source, which is the only real fix. Filters help going forward but they can't undo what's already settled in the system.
Most single-family homes take 3 to 5 hours depending on system size, register count, and condition. Multi-unit projects are scheduled per unit. Larger commercial systems can take a full day or more. We give you a clear timeline at the walkthrough.
Yes. Every job includes photos taken inside the ducts before and after cleaning. You see exactly what came out. For builders, GCs, and property managers, this documentation becomes part of your closeout or turn package.
Yes. We run scheduled programs for property managers and developers across multiple units, with consistent crews and consistent documentation per unit. Recurring schedules available for builders rotating across new developments and for commercial buildings on annual maintenance plans.
Not when done properly. Our crews are trained on the equipment and know the access points, brush sizes, and pressure limits for residential and commercial systems. We've cleaned thousands of ducts without incident. We carry general liability and our team is W-2 employees, so if anything ever did go wrong, you're covered.
All of Maricopa County, including Phoenix, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Buckeye, and Sun City.
