Cleaner Ducts. Cleaner Air.

Air duct cleaning removes the dust, dirt, pet hair and debris that build up inside the ductwork of your heating and cooling system. We use the Rotobrush Beast, a rotating brush system, to scrub the inside of the ducts through every supply and return vent and loosen buildup, which is then vacuumed out of the system.

Every bit of air your furnace and A/C moves passes through your ducts, and over time dust, pet dander, pollen and debris settle inside. Cleaning can help remove that buildup, reduce dusty or musty smells, and give you a fresh start after a move, remodel or construction. It's especially worthwhile for homes with pets, allergy sufferers, or ducts that haven't been cleaned in years.

The industry standard recommends cleaning about every 3 to 5 years. Homes with pets, smokers, allergy sufferers or recent construction may benefit from cleaning more often.

Not always, and we'd rather tell you that than sell you a job you don't need. Cleaning makes the most sense if you see visible mold, pests or droppings in the ducts, heavy dust or debris coming out of the vents, buildup after a remodel, or if it's been many years and the system is clearly dirty. If none of that applies, call or send photos and we'll give you an honest opinion.

Yes, always. Duct cleaning removes what has settled inside your system, but dust, pet dander and other particles keep entering your home every day. A quality air purifier with a HEPA filter, sized for the room, helps capture them continuously. The two work best together.

After the ducts are cleaned, we use a fogger to disperse a fine mist of antimicrobial disinfectant through the duct system. The mist reaches the interior surfaces and helps treat bacteria, mold spores and odor-causing microbes on them. It's an optional add-on, best for homes with musty odors, a history of moisture problems, or anyone who wants extra sanitizing. Fogging doesn't replace cleaning, and it can't fix an ongoing moisture problem, which needs to be repaired at the source.

Lint builds up in the vent that carries hot, moist air from your dryer outside. Heavy buildup restricts airflow, so clothes take longer to dry, the dryer works harder and uses more energy, and lint is a common cause of dryer fires. Signs it's time: clothes needing more than one cycle, a hot laundry room, or a burning smell. Dryer vent cleaning is $75.

Air duct cleaning is a $150 base plus $30 per vent (supply and return vents count the same). An additional furnace or HVAC system is $90, antimicrobial fogging is $75 and dryer vent cleaning is $75. Travel is free within 20 miles of Janesville, then $0.98 per mile beyond that. Current discounts are applied automatically, and we confirm the final price before starting.

Janesville and Greater Rock County, including Beloit, Milton, Edgerton, Evansville, Clinton and surrounding towns. Enter your ZIP code in the quote tool to check for any travel fee.

No, you don't have to be, though it's always preferred so we can walk you through the work and answer your questions. Our technicians are trustworthy and treat your home with the same care and respect we'd want for our own. If you won't be home, we'll work out access with you when you book.