Air Duct Cleaning Service Across Every Houston Neighborhood

Most cities get a break from their AC in the fall. Houston doesn’t, really. We go from full summer heat into a brief warm fall, and by the time you’ve had a few cool weeks, the humidity spikes again and the system is back on. That constant cycling pulls air — and everything in it — through your ducts continuously. Dust settles in the low points. Moisture finds its way into any section of duct that has even a small leak or gap, which is common in homes that have had any settling or renovation work done. And once moisture gets in, mold follows. We’ve seen it in Montrose townhomes, in Memorial area ranch houses, in new construction in the Heights where flex duct was kinked during installation and never caught.

After Harvey in 2017, we saw a wave of Houston homeowners who had properly remediated visible water damage but never thought to check their ductwork. Floodwater got into crawl spaces and mechanical rooms, soaked insulation around ducts, and the resulting mold grew quietly behind the scenes for months before families started noticing symptoms — headaches, worsening allergies, a smell they couldn’t place. If your home took any water during Harvey or the storms that followed, and you haven’t had your ducts inspected since, please call us. It’s a quick camera inspection and we’ll tell you straight what we see.

What We Actually Do

When we show up, the first thing we do is inspect. We run a camera through the main trunk lines and spot-check the supply and return branches. You’ll see on a monitor exactly what we’re looking at — the dust, the debris, any visible mold, any areas where duct sections have separated or where flex duct has collapsed. Nothing is hidden from you. If we find something that needs attention, we show you before we start.

The cleaning itself uses truck-mounted vacuum equipment that creates negative pressure throughout your duct system, combined with agitation tools that physically dislodge buildup from duct walls. We’re not just vacuuming near the registers — we’re cleaning the entire system from the air handler outward. Most Houston homes take three to four hours. Larger homes or systems with significant buildup take longer, and we won’t rush it.

We also check your dryer vent while we’re there. Houston’s humidity makes dryer vents particularly prone to lint compaction and bird nesting, and a clogged dryer vent is one of the leading causes of house fires nationally. If we catch it, we’ll let you know.