How much does air duct cleaning cost?

Our pricing is customized to your home based on size and duct condition. We give you a FREE inspection first — no obligation, no pressure. You'll know the exact flat-rate cost before we start. Beware of $99 'blow-and-go' scams that upcharge you later.

How long does the process take?

A proper, professional-grade cleaning takes 3 to 5 hours for an average-sized home. We use a negative pressure system that requires careful setup to ensure zero dust escapes into your living space.

Will this make a mess in my house?

Absolutely not. Our negative pressure system pulls all debris directly into our specialized truck-mounted or portable HEPA vacuums. We wear shoe covers, use drop cloths, and leave your home cleaner than we found it.

How often should I have my ducts cleaned?

The EPA recommends every 3 to 5 years. However, if you have pets, recent renovations, allergies, or asthma, you may benefit from cleaning every 2 years.

Do you offer emergency or same-day service?

Yes. We have technicians on standby 24/7 for the DMV area. If you suspect a mold issue, have a severe allergy attack, or notice a burning smell from your vents, call us immediately.

How much does mold remediation in air ducts cost?

Mold remediation pricing depends on the extent of contamination and home size. We provide a free inspection and written quote before any work begins — no obligation. Financing is available for all services.

How long does the mold remediation process take?

A typical residential job takes 6-10 hours (one full day). Severe cases with extensive contamination may require 2 days. We work efficiently to minimize disruption.

Is mold in air ducts dangerous?

Yes. Mold spores circulate through your entire home every time the HVAC runs. Exposure causes allergic reactions, respiratory infections, and in severe cases (black mold), neurological symptoms. Children, elderly, and immunocompromised individuals are at highest risk.

Can I clean mold in ducts myself?

We strongly advise against it. DIY cleaning often spreads spores to previously uncontaminated areas. Professional remediation requires containment equipment, HEPA filtration, and EPA-registered antimicrobials that are not available to consumers.

Will mold come back after remediation?

Our antimicrobial treatment creates a protective barrier that inhibits regrowth. We also identify and address the moisture source. With proper humidity control (below 50%), mold should not return. We back our work with a 12-month mold-free guarantee.

Does insurance cover mold remediation?

Many homeowner policies cover mold remediation if it resulted from a covered event (burst pipe, storm damage). We provide detailed documentation that insurance companies accept. We recommend contacting your insurer before the inspection.

Health Hazard

Mold in Your Air Ducts?
Every Breath Spreads It.

When mold grows inside ductwork, your HVAC system becomes a delivery mechanism — pushing spores into every room. We stop it with professional containment and remediation backed by $2M insurance.

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Warning Signs of Mold in Your Ductwork

Visible mold on or around air vents

Musty or earthy smell when HVAC runs

Dark discoloration on vent covers or grilles

Family members with unexplained allergy symptoms

EPA-compliant, fully insured, and backed by a 12-month mold-free guarantee.

Inspection & Testing

1-2 hours

HD camera inspection of all ductwork plus air quality sampling. We identify the type, extent, and source of mold growth.

Containment Setup

30-60 minutes

Negative air pressure containment prevents spores from spreading during remediation. HEPA filtration runs continuously.

Source Removal

3-6 hours

Physical removal of all mold colonies using professional source-removal techniques. Contaminated insulation and materials are safely disposed.

Antimicrobial Treatment

1-2 hours

EPA-registered antimicrobial applied to all duct surfaces to kill remaining spores and prevent regrowth. Safe for children and pets.

Verification & Documentation

1 hour

Post-remediation air quality testing confirms mold levels are within safe limits. You receive before/after documentation and a clearance report.

Transparent Pricing

Small Home

$800

Up to 1,500 sq ft

Most Common

Average Home

$1,200

1,500 - 3,000 sq ft

Large Home

$2,000+

3,000+ sq ft

All quotes include inspection, containment, removal, treatment, and verification. 0% APR financing available. See financing options

Why Mold is a Bigger Problem in the DMV

High Humidity

DC, Maryland, and Virginia average 65-75% relative humidity in summer — well above the 50% threshold where mold thrives.

Temperature Swings

Hot summers and cold winters cause condensation inside ductwork, creating persistent moisture that feeds mold growth.

Older Homes

Many DMV-area homes were built in the 1950s-70s with ductwork that has decades of moisture exposure and inadequate insulation.

Dense Tree Cover

The Mid-Atlantic canopy traps humidity and produces massive pollen loads that combine with moisture to fuel mold in HVAC systems.

Mold Remediation FAQ

$2M Fully Insured 4.9 Star Rating EPA-Compliant 12-Month Guarantee

Don't Let Mold Spread

Every hour your HVAC runs with mold in the ducts, spores spread further. Get a free inspection today — if there's no mold, you pay nothing.

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Mold in Your Air Ducts?Every Breath Spreads It.

Warning Signs of Mold in Your Ductwork

Common Mold Types Found in Air Ducts

Aspergillus

Cladosporium

Stachybotrys (Black Mold)

Penicillium

Alternaria

Our 5-Step Mold Remediation Process