Families with allergies
We remove dust, allergens, pet hair and debris from your ducts and dryer vent, and we show you what we find.
Wherever your system allows it, we start with a camera look inside, with photos whenever possible, so you decide with the facts in hand. Duct cleaning removes buildup from your system; it isn't a medical treatment.
It removes the buildup inside your system: dust, allergens, pet hair and debris, and we show you what we find before and after. Duct cleaning removes buildup from your system; it isn't a medical treatment, and EPA says it has never been shown to actually protect against health problems. So we will not promise relief for your family's health.
For allergy triggers, EPA's asthma guidance puts most of the effort elsewhere: washing bedding weekly in hot water, dust-proof covers on mattresses and pillows, keeping pets out of bedrooms, vacuuming with a HEPA filter and fixing moisture. Think of clean ducts as one piece of a longer list.
EPA names three situations where cleaning may be warranted: substantial visible mold growth inside hard sheet-metal ducts, ducts infested with rodents or insects, and ducts clogged with excessive dust and debris. Outside of those, EPA does not recommend cleaning as routine maintenance and warns against companies that make sweeping health claims. We agree. Wherever your system allows it, we start with a camera look inside and show you what we see before we talk about price.
If the camera shows heavy dust, debris or pest leftovers, you see what we see, with photos whenever possible, and the technician confirms the price to remove it. You approve that price before any work starts. If it shows ordinary dust, we tell you so, and you can choose to skip the cleaning. We check for signs of mold, photograph anything that looks like it whenever possible and describe it as suspected only, because EPA says an expert has to confirm it. We will not clean over it and call it solved.
EPA says the key to mold control is moisture control, and recommends keeping indoor humidity below 60 percent, ideally between 30 and 50 percent. In South Florida that means checking with an inexpensive humidity meter, fixing leaks quickly and drying anything that gets wet within 24 to 48 hours, the window in which EPA says mold in most cases will not grow.
The air conditioner is part of this. A coil or drain pan that stays damp is a place for growth, so wherever your system allows it, we look at what the camera can reach and show you what we see. EPA also notes that filters and air cleaners can reduce some pollutants but cannot remove all of them. They work best alongside source control and fresh air, not instead of them.
Every visit starts with a free Whole-Home Air & Attic Check. Wherever your system allows it, we look inside the ducts with a camera and show you what we see before any work. The technician confirms the price, you approve it, and nothing is added without your approval. Our technicians are our own employees, never subcontractors. When cleaning is warranted, we remove the dust, allergens, pet hair and debris, then show you the result, with photos whenever possible. If the ducts look fine, we say so.
If anyone in the home has asthma, tell us when you book your free Air & Attic Check so we can plan the visit around them. We cannot promise results for your family's health, and anyone who does should give you pause. Our hours are Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday by appointment. Same-day visits when our schedule allows.
Wherever your system allows it, we look inside with a camera first and show you what we see. When cleaning is warranted, we remove dust, allergens, pet hair and debris from every duct and vent in your home with a HEPA-filtered negative-pressure vacuum, so nothing is blown into your rooms. Rotary brushes loosen the buildup, and the vacuum pulls it out of your home. We finish with a botanical product made with thyme oil, with no harsh chemicals. We do not promise health results.
A UV light helps keep the coil and drain pan cleaner, an extra layer of care, not a replacement for filters or duct cleaning.
A clear dryer vent carries lint and damp air outside instead of into the laundry area. Yearly cleaning removes the lint fire hazard, helps clothes dry faster and uses less energy, and we show you the run before and after, with photos whenever possible.
No. Duct cleaning removes buildup from your system; it isn't a medical treatment, and EPA says it has never been shown to actually protect against health problems. It removes dust, allergens, pet hair and debris from the system, and we show you what we find. Talk with your child's doctor about triggers, and treat our work as upkeep for the system.
Cleaning loosens dust, so the method matters. Rotary brushes loosen the buildup, and a negative-pressure vacuum keeps the whole duct system under suction, so loosened debris is collected and leaves your home instead of blowing into your living space. If someone in your home has asthma, tell us, and plan for them to be somewhere else during the visit if you can.
You cannot tell by looking, and neither can we. EPA says only an expert can confirm mold. We check for signs of mold, photograph anything suspicious whenever possible and describe it as suspected. If it may be mold, a qualified mold professional should confirm it before anyone cleans or runs the system heavily.
A UV light helps keep the coil and drain pan cleaner. It is an extra layer of care, not a replacement for filters or duct cleaning, and it is not an allergy treatment. EPA says filters and air cleaners work best as a supplement to source control and ventilation.
