AIR DUCT CLEANING
Breathe fresh air.
Start with cleaner ducts.
Cleaner Ductwork
We remove loose dust and debris from accessible ductwork, check the accessible AC unit area and explain what we find. Start with basic cleaning or talk to us about a specific part of your system.
Basic cleaning + visual inspection
Free Mold InspectionAIR DUCT & AC SERVICES
Find the care your AC needs.
From duct cleaning to a coil, blower or damaged connection, choose the part of your system you want us to look at. Basic negative-pressure cleaning is $199 per AC unit. Other services are quoted separately.
Master Pro work photoBasic Cleaning-Nikro Machine
Negative-pressure vacuum equipment collects loose dust and debris from accessible ductwork.
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Frame from Master Pro work footageDeep Cleaning-Snake Brush
A rotating brush loosens buildup inside suitable, accessible ductwork. Deep cleaning is quoted separately.
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HVAC air-handler componentsCleaning AC Unit System
Cleaning the AC unit system is a separate scope from basic accessible duct cleaning; the components and access need to be identified.
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HVAC coil fins and tubingCoil Cleaning
Coil condition and access determine whether cleaning is appropriate and what work is involved.
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Master Pro work photoBlower Cleaning
Cleaning removes buildup from accessible blower components. The technician checks which parts need attention and explains the work.
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AC condensate drain connectionAC drain line uncloggin
A blocked AC drain line is a separate concern from duct cleaning. The blockage location and drainage condition need assessment.
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HVAC UV lamp equipment, powered offUv Light Install
Add targeted UV-C care inside a compatible AC unit as part of your home’s indoor-air care. Ask how it works alongside fresh-air ventilation, filtration and cleaning.
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Master Pro work photo · metal vent replacementDuct Replacement
Replacement depends on the duct material, condition, route and the sections affected.
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HVAC duct connection and materialsDuct Repair
A repair should address the specific damaged or disconnected area identified during assessment.
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Plenum box conceptPlanom Box Deep Cleaning
The component name needs confirmation before a cleaning method can be described accurately.
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Plenum box conceptPlanom Box Replacement
The component name needs confirmation before a replacement scope can be described accurately.
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Outdoor AC condenserCondenser Cleaning
A condenser is part of the cooling system; cleaning it is a separate task from duct cleaning.
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Disinfectant DuctWork
Any proposed treatment needs a stated product, purpose, application area and compatibility with the duct material.
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Disconnected HVAC capacitorCapacitor replacement
Capacitor replacement concerns an electrical HVAC component and requires a specific diagnosis and compatible part.
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Outdoor AC condenserAC refrigerant recharge (Freon)
A refrigerant concern needs system-specific assessment; the required refrigerant and cause of loss should be identified.
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Buildup on the blades.
See what changed.
These photos show the same blower wheel before and after cleaning. Move the slider to see the visible difference.
Blower cleaning focuses on the air-moving components inside your AC system and is quoted separately from basic duct cleaning. We check access and explain which parts need attention before work begins.
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After
Before
Duct treatment, explained before we begin.
Cleaning removes accessible dust and deposits. If a separate disinfectant treatment is proposed, we explain the product, where it would be applied and whether it is suitable for your duct material. The product label and application instructions guide its use. Treatment does not replace cleaning, repair a moisture source or guarantee a health outcome. Ask our office about the product and work included before adding it to your visit.
MASTER PRO / AIR DUCT VIDEO
See what goes into air duct care.
A short service overview from Master Pro. Press play to watch with sound, or open the video in full screen.
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INSIDE YOUR HOME
Follow the air behind your walls.
Your ducts carry air between the AC system and the rooms you use every day. Much of that route is hidden. We check the areas we can access and explain where cleaning or a closer inspection may help.
KNOW WHAT TO LOOK FOR
When should your ducts get a closer look?
The EPA recommends considering duct cleaning based on the condition of the system, rather than as routine maintenance for every home.
Heavy dust or debris
Large deposits or particles released from registers are more specific reasons to discuss cleaning than a little dust on a grille.
Moisture or possible growth
Appearance alone cannot confirm mold. The source of dampness needs attention, or growth can return.
Pests or an obstruction
Signs of rodents, insects, or an apparent blockage call for a closer look before choosing the cleaning scope.
AIR DUCT CLEANING FAQ
What does duct cleaning
include?
What is included for $199?
The price is per AC unit and covers an on-site technician visit, basic negative-pressure vacuum cleaning of accessible ductwork, loose dust and debris collection, and a visual check of the accessible AC unit area. We explain visible findings. Access, taxes, and any additional work are confirmed when you book.
What does Free Mold Inspection mean?
It is a visual check of accessible areas for apparent growth or moisture. It is not laboratory testing, a mold diagnosis, or remediation. A substance that looks like mold may need qualified evaluation to identify it.
Are Snake Brush cleaning or UV lights included?
The basic service uses negative-pressure vacuum collection. Snake Brush deep cleaning and UV installation are separate services. We explain the proposed work and price before you decide.
Can cleaning solve a moisture problem?
Cleaning does not repair the source of water or dampness. Underlying conditions need to be addressed to help prevent recurring growth. UV lights also do not replace cleaning or moisture control.
How can air duct cleaning help my home?
Cleaning removes accumulated dust and debris from the duct sections we can reach. Where buildup restricts airflow, clearing it can help air move through that section. Cleaning dirty AC components may also support efficient operation. We inspect the system and explain what cleaning can address, along with any repairs or moisture issues that need separate attention.
Read the EPA guidanceHow often should I clean my air ducts?
We recommend an annual inspection after your service. At a follow-up visit, we check accessible AC equipment and ductwork and recommend basic cleaning where needed. The right cleaning schedule depends on buildup, recent work and the condition of your system.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT SCOPE
Match the method.
Know what you’re booking.
Start with the basic cleaning scope, then ask about other methods or equipment only if they fit your system.
Basic Cleaning-Nikro Machine
Accessible ductwork, loose-debris collection, accessible AC-area visual check, and Free Mold Inspection (visual only).
See the basic scope →Deep Cleaning-Snake Brush
A rotating brush for suitable, accessible duct paths. We check the material and explain the work before you decide.
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HVAC UV Light Installation
Add targeted UV-C care inside a compatible AC unit as part of your home’s indoor-air care. Ask how it works alongside fresh-air ventilation, filtration and cleaning.
See UV installation →