Your Ducts Are Dirtier Than You Think. We Have the Camera to Prove It.
Most duct systems have never been cleaned. After five to ten years, what is living behind your registers would surprise you.
A typical home cycles its air through the duct system five to seven times a day. Every pass picks up whatever is sitting in there: dead skin cells (people shed roughly 30,000 an hour), pet dander, drywall dust from a renovation three owners ago, insulation fibers, and whatever the last occupants tracked in. It does not smell. It does not announce itself. It just recirculates, quietly, while your HVAC works harder than it should.
Universe Air Ducts uses NADCA-trained technicians, truck-mounted negative-air machines, and HEPA-filtered vacuums to physically remove that buildup at the source — not mask it with a fogging spray. Fogging is a gimmick: it coats surfaces for a while but does nothing about the debris that caused the problem. We run a camera before we start so you can see what is in there, and again after so you can see what is not.
What you get
Camera Before and After
You see inside your own duct system before we touch it and after we finish — no guesswork, no take-our-word-for-it.
Flat Upfront Pricing
The number quoted on the phone is the number on the invoice — no per-vent upsells, no surprises discovered mid-job.
NADCA-Trained Technicians
Every tech is NADCA-trained, background-checked, and covered under our bonded and insured license.
No Foggers or Masking Sprays
We remove debris instead of coating over it — negative-air source removal pulls contaminants out of the system entirely.
Mention the online special
Our current online price is $199 (reg. $399) — just mention it when you schedule.
How it works
Camera Inspection First
A technician runs a live camera through your trunk lines and supply branches so you see the baseline condition before anything starts.
Negative-Air Containment
We attach a truck-mounted negative-air machine to the main trunk, putting the whole system under constant suction so nothing escapes into your rooms.
Agitation and Source Removal
Working register by register, pneumatic tools break loose the compacted debris and draw it straight into the HEPA-filtered collection unit.
Final Camera and Walkthrough
We run the camera a second time and walk you through both sets of footage side by side before we pack up.
See the difference
Drag the slider — real source-removal cleaning, the kind we photograph on every job.
Homeowners who booked air duct cleaning
“We moved into a new construction home and assumed the ducts would be clean — they were not. The tech pulled out drywall dust, insulation fragments, and construction debris I could see on the camera feed in real time. Flat upfront pricing meant no surprises on the invoice, and the whole job took under two hours. Highly recommend to anyone in a new build.”
Derek P.Verified Customer
Verified
“I booked the dryer vent cleaning after my dryer was taking two full cycles to dry a single load. The Universe Air Ducts tech cleared out a serious lint blockage, and now my dryer runs like it did when it was brand new — one cycle, done. The $99 flat rate was exactly what I paid, nothing extra. Quick, professional, and actually worth every penny.”
Tamara O.Verified Customer
Verified
“Called on a Tuesday and had an appointment by Thursday, which was faster than I expected. The technician used shoe covers and laid drop cloths throughout the house, so there was zero mess left behind after the job. My wife has asthma and has noticed a real improvement in the air quality since the cleaning. We did the combo deal — air ducts and dryer vent — and felt the bundle price was very fair.”
James R.Verified Customer
Verified
Air Duct Cleaning questions
How long does a whole-home cleaning actually take?
Most single-family homes run three to four hours. Larger homes with multiple air handlers or extensive ductwork can take five. We give you an estimate specific to your system before scheduling.
Do we need to leave the house during the cleaning?
No. The negative-air system keeps everything contained, and there is no chemical application to clear out for. Most customers stay and watch the camera footage in real time.
How often should ducts be cleaned?
NADCA suggests every three to five years under normal conditions — sooner after a renovation, a rodent issue, or moving into a home with unknown history. If you have lived somewhere five-plus years and never had it done, it is a reasonable time to look.
How is this different from what my HVAC company does?
HVAC techs service mechanical parts — furnace, coil, blower. Duct cleaning is a separate discipline with different equipment, and the duct system itself is all we focus on.
Ready for cleaner air and safer laundry?
Same-week appointments, honest flat pricing, and no upsells.