Prices for duct cleaning vary a lot, and very low advertised prices are a common warning sign. Here is what actually changes the cost of a job.
What changes the price
- Number of HVAC systems. A second furnace or air handler means a second set of ducts.
- Number of vents. More supply and return vents mean more duct runs to clean.
- Access. Tight attics, crawlspaces and two-story homes take more time.
- Amount of buildup. Remodel dust or years of pet hair take longer to remove.
- Add-ons. Sanitizing, dryer vent cleaning or a chimney sweep in the same visit.
Watch out for very low prices
Ads offering a whole-house duct cleaning for a very low flat price often lead to a much higher bill once the crew arrives. A full cleaning takes hours of work with specialized equipment, and an honest price reflects that.
How we quote
We give free estimates and explain what is included before work starts. If we find something during the job that changes the price, we ask you first.