With air duct cleaning service You will have much better quality of the air in the house. You will also notice significantly less dust on the surfaces all around the house. But there is more, You energy bill. It will benefit as well. Your air duct system with no dust or debris in it will run more efficiently and Your blower or coil will not be clogged. First, You save on reducing cost for heating or using air conditioning, secondly, You avoid costly repair bills for furnace break downs.

Certificate Of Cleaning will be issued at the time of the cleaning. Once the service is completed, you will be able to request your certificate of cleaning via email or text message.

We are able to provide full refund with 48 hours since the time of the purchase. We are not able to refund You any money back and all of our sales are final and subject to no change or refund after 48 hours since the time of the purchase. Before You place Your order, make sure that we cover the area where You want the service. If You have a timeline or due date for the service needed, please check our availability first. If You have an existing appointment scheduled, You will need to cancel or reschedule Your appointment 24 hours prior the scheduled date by calling our Call Center at 732-372-0001, otherwise Your order will be redeemed in our system.

Your Order Number and its value will expire in 6 months since the purchase date if not redeemed. Please refer to our Cancellation Policy for more details

All extras that we have are absolutely optional as our air duct cleaning deal covers all 3 main parts of any air duct system: vents, returns and mains. Cleaning of coil or motor blower is not included. The need of air duct system sanitizer is determined and calculated by the technician and could be offered as an additional service.

Sometimes people do not know the exact number of HVAC systems they have in the house, usually you just need to count the number of thermostats in the house and that will give you the right number. Every system controls it's own zone in the house (if you have multiple) and that is why people sometimes use the word "zone" instead of the "system". Some people prefer to call it "units" based on the number of HVAC units in the house. So the words "systems", "zone" and "unit" at the end mean the same thing. 

There are some rare exceptions for this, for example if you have electronically controlled dampers inside of the main ducts, then you might have one system, but several thermostats. Another rare exception is when you have one HVAC system, but the heat and AC are controlled by two separated thermostats, one dedictaed for the heat, another one for AC only.