St. Marys Duct Cleaning Done Right the First Time

Heritage houses on a two to three year cycle stay ahead of it, and homes that just finished a renovation or changed owners should start with one clean regardless of the calendar, then judge from the photos.

Certified, trained, and insured on every visit, and we put that in writing. No Ontario government body certifies duct cleaning, so those three credentials are exactly what any homeowner here should demand and receive.

With photographs of your duct interiors, taken before the brushes and after, reviewed on site before we leave. Stone houses hide their ductwork well, and pictures settle what eyes cannot reach.

That pattern points at the vent, particularly a long basement run under old foundations. We clear the full pipe to the exterior hood and measure airflow at the end, and if the meter says the appliance is the culprit, that is what we report.

Vacuum onto the trunk lines, registers removed and washed, each supply and return branch brushed under suction, blower compartment cleaned, photos at the start and the finish. Most St. Marys houses take three to four hours.

Yes. Cleaning strips out the damp and turnover residue carrying the odour, and a sanitizer treatment applied to the clean ducts addresses the remainder. Treating before cleaning is how money gets wasted, so we do it in order.

A leaking return duct, most often, pulling from a dusty stone basement or wall cavity and delivering it to every register. We can test the return side and seal the leaks, which usually ends the cycle for good.

Yes, across Perth and into neighbouring townships, including Stratford, Thamesford, Sebringville, Kirkton, Embro, and Mitchell.