Ducts, dryer vents and the desert dust in both
Your air runs through the ducts. We clean every foot.
We clean air ducts and dryer vents in homes and businesses across the valley, from Palm Springs to Desert Hot Springs. Tell us what you notice, and we look at the system before we clean it.
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Services
Five ways we clean the path your air takes
Pick the one that matches what you notice, or call and describe it. When you are not sure, an inspection is a good first step.
Air duct cleaning
Supply and return ducts, registers and vents cleaned when a look inside shows they need it.
Dryer vent cleaning
Lint cleared from the vent pipe and the hood, so the dryer can push its air outside.
Duct inspection
A camera looks inside the ductwork, so you can see whether cleaning is needed.
HVAC blower and coil cleaning
Dust and debris cleaned from the blower and the coil inside your HVAC system.
Indoor air quality care
Duct sanitizing and deodorizing, and filter upgrades, for a home whose air smells stale.
Dust travels farther in the desert
In spring, wind funnels through the San Gorgonio Pass and pushes fine sand and dust across the valley. The air conditioning runs most of the year, so the system keeps pulling that air in through every door and filter.
Dust alone is not always a reason to clean. The EPA does not recommend routine duct cleaning, and says it can make sense for visible mold, pests, or ducts clogged with heavy dust and debris. That is why an inspection is a good first step.
- Dust that comes back soon after you clean
- A musty or stale smell when the AC starts
- Dust or debris around the registers
Order of work
How a visit usually goes
The order a cleaning generally follows, from the first call to the last look. Your job may add or skip a step.
Tell us what you notice
Call or send a request: dust, a smell, a dryer that runs long. A few details help us prepare.
We look at the system
We check the registers, the access points and the vent run to see what is actually there.
Protect the home
Floors and furniture near the work are usually covered, and the dryer or the registers are made ready.
Clean the run
The ducts or the dryer vent are cleaned section by section, from the inside out.
Check and explain
We check the airflow and tell you what we found and what we did.
Palm Springs and the towns around it
We come to homes and businesses in Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage, Desert Hot Springs, Thousand Palms, Garnet and Desert Edge. Unsure whether we cover your block? Ask by phone or through the form.
- Palm Springs
- Cathedral City
- Rancho Mirage
- Desert Hot Springs
- Thousand Palms
- Garnet
- Desert Edge
Duct and dryer vent questions
How do I know my ducts need cleaning?
Look for dust that returns quickly, dust or debris around the registers, a musty smell when the system starts, or construction dust after a remodel. If you are unsure, ask for an inspection before any cleaning.
What are the signs of a clogged dryer vent?
Clothes that need more than one cycle, a laundry room that feels like a sauna, and lint around the outside hood are common signs. The U.S. Fire Administration lists failure to clean as the leading factor in home dryer fires.
Is duct cleaning always necessary?
No. The EPA does not recommend routine duct cleaning. It can make sense when there is visible mold, pests, or ducts clogged with heavy dust and debris, and we say so when cleaning would not help.
When can I reach you?
Send a request through the form at any hour, every day. You can call (760) 933-5098 during office hours, and we call back to set a time.
Request an estimate
Tell us what needs cleaning, leave your number, and we call you back during office hours to set a time.