AIR DUCT CLEANING · DRYER VENTS · SANITIZINGBEFORE & AFTER PHOTOS ON EVERY JOB
SOUTH FLORIDA · DUCT & VENT SPECIALIZTS

See what you've been breathing.

Humid climates grow things inside ductwork. We photograph the inside of your system before we start and again when we finish, so the result isn't a claim, it's a picture.

See what you've been breathing.
BEFORE AFTER PHOTOGRAPHED BOTH WAYS
PhotosBEFORE & AFTER
SanitizedEPA-REGISTERED
PhotosBEFORE & AFTER
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Dryer ventsFIRE RISK
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// WHAT WE CLEAN

What we clean.

Ductwork, vents and the equipment that moves air through your home or building. View all services →

Air duct cleaning equipment at a ceiling register

Air Duct Cleaning

Supply and return runs cleaned under negative pressure with rotating brushes, so debris leaves the system instead of relocating inside it.

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Dryer vent cleaning at an exterior vent

Dryer Vent Cleaning

Lint packed in a dryer line is a genuine fire hazard and it lengthens every cycle. We clear the full run and verify airflow at the exterior hood.

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Technician preparing duct sanitizing equipment

Sanitizing Treatment

EPA-registered antimicrobial fogged through cleaned ductwork to address what humidity has been growing in the dark.

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Close view of HVAC coil cleaning

Coil & Blower Cleaning

Evaporator coil and blower wheel cleaned, the two components that quietly destroy airflow and efficiency when loaded with dust.

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Commercial ventilation system

Commercial Systems

Restaurants, offices and multi-unit buildings serviced on a schedule that doesn't shut the business down.

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Duct joints being sealed

Duct Repair & Sealing

Leaking, disconnected, or crushed ductwork found and sealed properly, so conditioned air actually reaches the rooms it was meant for instead of the attic.

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Indoor air quality measurement

Indoor Air Quality Testing

Particulate, humidity, and airflow measured at the register so an air-quality complaint gets a real answer instead of a guess.

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Insulated ductwork in an attic

Attic & Duct Insulation

Exposed or under-insulated ductwork in the attic wrapped and sealed, cutting the energy loss that happens before air ever reaches a room.

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// PROOF

You keep both sets of photographs.

BEFORE

The inside of your actual system, photographed at the access points before any tool goes in.

AFTER

Same access points, same angles, same lighting, so the comparison is honest rather than flattering.

// WHY US

Proof, not promises.

Duct cleaning is the easiest trade in the world to fake, nobody can see inside their own system. So we photograph it. Before we touch anything, and again when we're done. You keep the photos.

Before and after photography inside your actual ducts
Negative-pressure containment so debris leaves the system
Dryer vent airflow verified at the exterior hood
EPA-registered products, applied at label rates
Residential and commercial systems
Indoor air quality measurement
Air Duct CleaningSupply and return runs cleaned under negative pressure with rotating brushes, so debris leaves the system instead of relocating inside it.
Dryer Vent CleaningLint packed in a dryer line is a genuine fire hazard and it lengthens every cycle.
Sanitizing TreatmentEPA-registered antimicrobial fogged through cleaned ductwork to address what humidity has been growing in the dark.
// THE PROCESS

How the job actually runs.

Camera first

We photograph the inside of the system before anything moves.

Contain & clean

Negative pressure, rotating brushes, run by run.

Treat

Antimicrobial applied where the assessment calls for it.

Camera again

Same access points, same angles. You keep both sets.

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Photographed both waysInside your actual ducts, before and after, same access points. You keep both sets.
Contained properlyNegative pressure so debris leaves the system instead of relocating inside it.
Airflow verifiedDryer vent runs cleared end to end and confirmed at the exterior hood.
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// THE STANDARD

Who does the work.

Air duct cleaning equipment at a ceiling register

Duct Technician

CLEANING

Runs negative-pressure containment and rotating brush cleaning run by run, so debris leaves the system rather than relocating in it.

Indoor air quality measurement

Inspection & Imaging

BEFORE / AFTER

Photographs the interior of the system at the access points before and after, and hands both sets to you at completion.

Dryer vent cleaning at an exterior vent

Dryer Vent Specializt

FIRE RISK

Clears the full vent run and verifies airflow at the exterior hood, including long runs and multi-bend installations.

// IN THEIR WORDS

What customers actually say.

★★★★★

"Showed up on time, in uniform, and showed me photos of the gunk they pulled out. My allergies have been gone for three weeks. Worth every dollar."

Sarah K. · Verified Customer
★★★★★

"Got three quotes. This one was the most honest, no upselling, no surprise fees, exactly what they said. The crew was professional and efficient."

Michael R. · Verified Customer
★★★★★

"My dryer was taking 2 cycles to dry a load. After they cleaned the vent it's back to one. Should have done this years ago."

Diane W. · Verified Customer
// COVERAGE

Where we service.

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// QUESTIONS

Straight answers.

How do I know the ducts were actually cleaned?
Because you get the photographs. We shoot the inside of the system at the access points before we start and again at the same points when we finish, and you keep both sets. It is the only honest answer in a trade nobody can see into.
How often should ducts be cleaned?
There is no universal interval. It depends on the system, the building, pets, renovation dust, humidity and whether there has been any water intrusion. We would rather inspect and tell you it can wait than sell you a cleaning on a calendar.
Is dryer vent cleaning really necessary?
Lint accumulation in a dryer line is a recognised fire hazard, and a restricted line also lengthens every drying cycle and shortens the life of the appliance. Long runs and runs with multiple bends accumulate faster.
What do you use to sanitize?
EPA-registered antimicrobial products applied at label rates through the cleaned system. Applying a treatment to dirty ductwork is theatre, so the cleaning always comes first.
Do you service commercial buildings?
Yes, including restaurants, offices and multi-tenant properties, scheduled around your operating hours rather than through them.
// READY WHEN YOU ARE

Let's look inside.

A camera in the system, an honest assessment, and photographs either way.

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