Our Prices. Published. In Writing.
Most duct-cleaning companies hide their numbers until a salesman is standing in your kitchen. Ours are right here. Prices vary house to house — so every job starts with a free video inspection, and your exact price comes as a flat written quote before any work begins. The written quote is the invoice.

Air duct cleaning prices
Routine air duct cleaning is $299.99 per HVAC unit; deep cleaning is $650 per unit. The honest difference is time: ducts cleaned within the last ~3 years need the routine service, while systems that haven't been cleaned in 3+ years — or ever — carry packed buildup that takes real extra work. Multi-unit discounts are available and confirmed in your written quote. The free video inspection determines which service your system actually needs.
| Service | What it covers | Starting price |
|---|---|---|
| Routine cleaning | Ducts professionally cleaned within the last ~3 years. Every supply, every return, main trunk lines and blower area — source removal, verified on camera. | $299.99 / HVAC unit |
| Deep cleaning | Ducts not cleaned in 3+ years (or ever). Heavier buildup, more agitation passes, more time — the full source-removal treatment for neglected systems. | $650 / HVAC unit |
| Multi-unit homes | Two or more furnaces/air handlers cleaned in one visit. | Multi-unit discount available |
| Heavy mold / construction debris | Remediation-level growth or concrete/drywall debris from construction. | Quoted after inspection |
Dryer vent cleaning prices
The laundry location drives the work: upper-floor and roof-terminated runs are longer, with more elbows and more ladder work. Deep cleanings cover heavily packed or blocked runs.
| Service | Starting price |
|---|---|
| Routine cleaning — basement or first-floor laundry | $129.99 |
| Routine cleaning — second floor and above | $149.99 |
| Deep cleaning — heavy blockage, long or packed runs | $299.99 |
| Nest removal from dryer vent | from $250 |
| Bird guard installation | from $150 |
| Dryer vent inspection | FREE |
Sanitizing, deodorizing and chimney services
| Service | Starting price |
|---|---|
| Sanitize & disinfect (EPA-registered products) — per HVAC unit, after cleaning | $200–$550 |
| Deodorizer treatment for ductwork | $200–$400 |
| Exhaust fan cleaning | $150 |
| Chimney routine cleaning | $199 |
| Fireplace & chimney deep cleaning (flue, smoke chamber, firebox, damper + safety check) | $850 |
| Chimney inspection | FREE |
| Chimney repairs — caps, crowns, dampers, flashing, waterproofing, smoke chamber, odor | Quoted after inspection |
| Dryer vent repair & installation | Quoted after inspection |
| Commercial duct cleaning — offices, gyms, facilities | Custom quote + COI |
Sanitizing and deodorizing are always performed after mechanical source-removal cleaning — never instead of it. Anyone selling a "sanitizing" spray without cleaning first is perfuming the dirt.
Why "prices vary house to house" isn't a loophole
Here's the difference between our caveat and the industry's games. When a coupon company says "starting at $49," the low number is bait — the real price appears after they're inside your home, invented on the spot, and it's usually five to ten times the ad. When we say prices vary house to house, we mean something you can verify: the published numbers above are real starting prices, and the things that move them are physical facts about your home — how many HVAC units you have, how long since the last cleaning, which floor the laundry is on, how the vent run terminates.
That's why the process never changes: free video inspection first, so you see the actual condition of your system with your own eyes. Then a flat written quote built from these published prices. Then — only after you approve — the work. The written number is the invoice. Nothing gets added at the door, in the basement, or on the final bill.
How the $49–$99 "whole house special" actually works
Since we're publishing our numbers, let's decode the ads you'll see next to ours. The teaser price covers "10 vents" — but once the crew arrives, everything becomes an upcharge: the returns aren't included, the trunk line isn't included, the "main line fee" appears from nowhere, and then comes the frightening mold discovery (often illustrated with a stock photo) and a $1,500–$3,000 remediation pitch. A company with published prices, a written quote, real before/after photos and a written warranty has no room to run that playbook — which is exactly the point of this page.
Making it easier to say yes
- Price Match Guarantee — bring a competitor's written quote for the same scope of work and we'll match it.
- Financing through Wisetack — prequalify in about a minute with no impact to your credit score.
- 6-month workmanship warranty on every job, plus Google Guaranteed protection up to $2,000 on qualifying work.
- No trip fees anywhere in our six-county service area — find your town.
Want your number right now? Use the instant quote calculator on our homepage, or call (484) 367-5944 — you'll get a straight answer.
What are dirty ducts costing you every month?
Restricted airflow makes your heating and cooling run longer to hit the same temperature. Slide to your typical monthly energy bill and see the math.
About half of a typical home's energy bill is heating and cooling (U.S. Dept. of Energy). If buildup and restriction are dragging your system by 10–25%, that's roughly
$132 – $330 wasted per year
At that rate, a routine cleaning ($299.99/HVAC unit) can pay for itself in 11–27 months — and then keep paying you.
Estimate only — your real number depends on your system, home and rates. Sources: U.S. DOE (heating & cooling ≈ half of home energy use); ENERGY STAR duct-system guidance on airflow loss. The free video inspection tells you whether restriction actually exists before you spend anything.
Getting other quotes? Good. Take this with you.
"10 Questions to Ask Any Duct Cleaner Before You Book" — one printable page. Every legitimate company answers all ten in one phone call; the $99 crews hang up around question three. Use it on us too.
Three promises. In writing. On every job.
Price Match Guarantee
Bring a competitor's written quote for the same scope of work — we'll match it. You never overpay for doing it right.
6-Month Warranty
Every job carries a 6-month workmanship warranty. If a problem traced to our work shows up, we come back and make it right — free.
Google Guaranteed
Booked through Google Local Services, qualifying jobs carry Google's own money-back protection up to $2,000, administered by Google.
Backed by a real license and $1M/$2M insurance — see the actual documents
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Pricing questions, answered straight
What decides routine vs deep cleaning for my air ducts?
Honestly: time and condition. Ducts professionally cleaned within the last ~3 years typically need the routine service ($299.99 per HVAC unit). Systems that haven’t been cleaned in 3+ years — or ever — carry heavier, packed buildup and need the deep service ($650 per unit). The free video inspection shows you which one applies; you never pay for the deep job when the routine one will do.
Is the price really per HVAC unit, not per vent?
Yes. Per-vent pricing is how the coupon scam works — the ad covers "10 vents" and everything else becomes an upcharge. Our price covers the whole system attached to that furnace or air handler: every supply, every return, the trunk lines and the blower area.
How does the multi-unit discount work?
If your home has two or more HVAC units and we clean them in one visit, a multi-unit discount applies to the job — one crew, one setup, one written quote covering every unit. The exact discount is confirmed in your written quote after the free inspection.
What could make my price higher than the published starting price?
Physical facts, stated before work begins: heavy mold that needs remediation-level treatment, construction debris or concrete dust in the runs, unusually large or complex systems, or a dryer run that turns out to need repair rather than cleaning. All of it goes into the written quote first — the invoice never surprises you.
Do you charge for the inspection or estimate?
No. The video inspection and the written quote are free whether or not you book the work — and dryer vent and chimney inspections are free too.
Can I pay over time?
Yes — financing is available through Wisetack. You can prequalify in about a minute with no impact to your credit score, then choose terms that fit your budget.
Get your exact number — free.
Free video inspection, published pricing, flat written quote before any work. Call (484) 367-5944 or book online in 60 seconds.
