MASTER PRO / CLEANING SERVICES
Air ducts, dryer vents and chimneys each need a different approach. Explore our cleaning services, compare what is included and confirm the scope for your home.
Scope and price discussed for your home.
EXPLORE OUR CLEANING SERVICES
Compare three basic services, each with accessible cleaning, a visual check and Free Mold Inspection. Chimney inspection levels and UV installation have separate scopes.
Air duct service
Breathe fresh air
Collect loose dust and debris from accessible duct work with negative pressure vacuum machine
WHAT THE VISIT INCLUDES
Chimney service
Fire Hazard Protection
Clean accessible chimney areas and understand visible conditions before deciding on further work.
WHAT THE VISIT INCLUDES
Dryer vent service
Fire Hazard Protection
Remove accessible lint and debris along the dryer vent path, with a visual review of visible restrictions.
WHAT THE VISIT INCLUDES
CHIMNEY / CONDITION BEFORE METHOD
Basic accessible cleaning addresses reachable soot and loose buildup. A hard layer bonded to the flue lining may remain after ordinary sweeping and can call for a different assessment and separately quoted treatment.
Before choosing a deeper method, the professional considers deposit condition, liner material and access. Ask what can be reached, how debris is contained and how remaining deposits or damage will be reported. A cleaning visit does not certify hidden parts of a chimney or guarantee that every odor or draft concern is resolved.
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OPTIONAL INSTALLATION / NOT CLEANING
Your heating and cooling system recirculates indoor air from room to room. Without enough fresh-air ventilation and effective filtration, airborne contaminants can remain in circulation. Caring for the air your family shares starts with understanding what is moving through your home.
Properly selected and installed HVAC UV-C equipment can help control microbial growth on the coil or drain-pan surfaces its light reaches. The equipment, placement and exposure determine what it can treat.
UV does not bring fresh air into your home or capture dust and allergens. It complements ventilation, filtration, cleaning and moisture control; it is not a guarantee against illness. Installation is quoted separately from basic cleaning.
Explore UV light installationFROM FIRST QUESTION TO THE RIGHT SERVICE
Each system has a different cleaning method and access. Know which areas are included and which findings may call for separately quoted work.
Tell us whether the concern is your air ducts, dryer vent or chimney, then confirm which areas are accessible.
Understand which parts will be cleaned and whether additional access or inspection is needed.
Confirm the cleaning work, any separately quoted items and the price before proceeding.
CHIMNEY CLEANING & INSPECTION
Cleaning addresses deposits within the agreed accessible scope. A formal chimney inspection examines condition within a defined level. Tell us about changes in ownership, appliance or use, and any visible damage or draft concern.
Ask the technician to show or describe the finding, then confirm the exact work and price before proceeding.
CSIA homeowner resourcesCOMMON QUESTIONS
Air Duct Cleaning is $199 per AC unit. Dryer Vent Cleaning is $99 per dryer vent, and Chimney Cleaning is $149 per chimney. Confirm the accessible scope for your property before booking.
The basic service uses negative-pressure vacuum collection of loose dust and debris from accessible ductwork. Snake Brush cleaning is available as a separately quoted option; it is not automatically included in basic cleaning.
The included check is an accessible visual inspection. Formal Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 inspections are separately quoted services with a defined scope.
No. UV light installation is a separate service. It does not remove deposits or replace cleaning or correcting moisture problems. Ask about system suitability and the installation scope.
It is an accessible visual check for visible conditions. It does not include laboratory testing, mold diagnosis or remediation.
No. Cleaning addresses deposits in the agreed scope. Inspection evaluates condition in the areas covered by its own scope.
