Air Duct Cleaning
Remove built-up dust and debris from the supply and return ducts behind your vents.
Eight focused services cover the systems that heat, cool, and ventilate your home. Pick one below to see what it includes.
Each service has its own page. You will find the scope, the process, and the signs to watch for.
Remove built-up dust and debris from the supply and return ducts behind your vents.
Clear dust from the furnace cabinet and components before the heating season starts.
Clean the evaporator coil so your system moves heat and air without extra strain.
Clean the blower wheel and housing that push air through every room.
Clear lint from the full vent path so your dryer exhausts freely outdoors.
Wash debris from the outdoor condenser coil ahead of Oregon's warm season.
Reconnect, seal, and support damaged duct sections that leak the air you pay for.
Fix crushed, loose, or damaged dryer vent sections and exterior terminations.

Your comfort system works as a chain. The furnace or air handler conditions the air. The blower pushes it. The ducts deliver it. A weak link affects every room.
Start with air duct cleaning to clear the pathways. Add furnace cleaning and blower motor cleaning for the equipment itself. For cooling, book AC coil cleaning indoors and condenser cleaning outdoors. Protect the laundry room with dryer vent cleaning.
Cleaning cannot fix damaged parts. Our air duct repair service seals and reconnects leaky ductwork. Our dryer vent repair service replaces crushed hose and broken vent hoods.
Want independent guidance? Read the EPA consumer guide on duct cleaning. Review the ENERGY STAR maintenance checklist for seasonal upkeep.
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