Air Duct Cleaning FAQ — Heber, UT

Our standard inspection is $99, and we're currently running a promo at $89 for a basic cleaning. Final price depends on how many furnaces are in the home, how many supply and return vents, and whether you add coil cleaning, sanitize, UV light, or mold treatment. Tell us your Heber address and rough vent count and we'll give you a firm number before we drive out.

Supply ducts, return ducts, registers, the blower compartment, and an indoor coil inspection, plus an airflow check before we leave. Add-ons include full sanitize, UV light install, blower assembly clean, coil deep clean, condensate drain flush, mold treatment, and a new HVAC filter. If a basic clean is all you need, that's all we sell you.

No. Pricing scales with the number of furnaces and vents. A single-furnace home with about 8 to 12 vents is closest to the promo; two-furnace homes, three-zone systems, and 14+ vent homes are priced higher. We do this so a small Heber condo isn't subsidizing a large home — and so you're not surprised at the door.

No. The $89 promo is the actual price for the basic cleaning scope on a single-furnace home in the standard vent range. Adders like sanitize, coil deep clean, blower removal, mold treatment, or UV install are priced and approved by you before the tech starts.

Yes, over the phone or by message. Tell us your Heber ZIP, square footage or vent count, and whether you want add-ons, and we'll quote a firm range. The $99 inspection fee only applies if we send a technician out for a physical inspection.

For most homes, every 3 to 5 years — sooner if you have pets, allergies or asthma, recent remodeling, just moved in, or notice dust building up on registers within days of cleaning. Newer homes that have never been cleaned are also good candidates.

Common signs: visible dust around supply vents within days of dusting, a musty or burning smell when the HVAC kicks on, weak airflow in one or more rooms, allergy or asthma symptoms that worsen when the system runs, and dust building up on the laundry-room walls. Any of those is worth at least an inspection.

Yes. New-build ducts often still hold construction debris, sheetrock dust, and insulation fragments. After 8 years that combines with pet dander, kitchen oil residue, and outdoor allergens into a real airflow problem. We pull these out regularly and customers always say it looked worse than they expected.

Yes — one of our most popular asks. Schedule us between the prior owner moving out and you moving in; most Heber homes are done in a single day. We can coordinate with your closing agent if timing is tight.

All of it on a standard job: registers, return/intake, blower compartment, indoor coil (inspection on the basic, full clean as an add-on), and the supply and return runs themselves. We can also flush the primary condensate drain and install a new HVAC filter on request.

Sanitize is an add-on, not in the basic price. For active mold inside the ductwork we can do mold treatment as part of the job. Whole-home mold remediation (walls, ceilings, attic) needs a dedicated remediation company — we'll tell you which you actually need.

Yes — on attic-mounted systems we go up to inspect runs and flag separations or kinked flex; in crawlspace markets we work the runs underneath and flag any sag or disconnection. Heber homes with attic or crawlspace ducts get this as part of the standard service.

Yes — in-duct UV lights and IAQ packages (UV plus a high-MERV filter plus sanitize). They're most popular in dust-heavy climates and homes with pets or asthma in the household, and pair well with a coil clean.

Yes. We use HEPA-filtered negative-air vacuums and seal off the registers we're not actively working so nothing recirculates into your living space. It's the single biggest difference between real duct cleaning and the shop-vac-and-go service that gives the industry a bad name.

On request, yes — we run an in-duct camera and send you the clips. Standard inspection includes before/after photos at every register; a full video pass through the trunk lines is a documentation add-on, useful if you're buying or selling the home.

No. The price you booked is the price you pay for the scope you booked. Adders are quoted and approved by you before the tech starts on them — we never turn an $89 booking into a surprise charge at the door.

Yes — licensed where required and fully insured, with a certificate of insurance available before the visit. Ask us when you book your Heber job.

Yes — cigarette and cigar residue is one of our most common post-purchase asks. Standard scope is a full duct cleaning plus indoor coil clean, sanitize, and a new HVAC filter, documented with photos so you can show the system was reset.

A musty smell usually traces to dust and organic debris on a damp evaporator coil; an animal smell usually traces to a rodent intrusion in crawlspace or mobile-home ductwork. We inspect both, remove any nest material, clean the runs, and sanitize the coil.

If dust returns within hours of cleaning, the system is likely pulling unfiltered attic or wall-cavity air through a leak or a panned-return shortcut (common in older homes). We pressurize the system, locate the leak, and recommend sealing or a proper return-drop install.

Same-day and next-day is what we do best — about two-thirds of our calls ask for it. Message us your Heber address and we'll give you the earliest realistic window. Saturday and evening slots are available in most markets.

Yes if you're in our service area. We dispatch across Heber daily, including ZIPs 84032. Tell us your ZIP and we'll confirm immediately.

Yes — offices, restaurants, schools, gyms, retail, clinics, and convenience-store walk-in coolers, plus property managers, HOAs, Airbnb hosts, and landlords. Commercial pricing is per-vent on a walkthrough, and we bill management companies directly.