Air Ducts

Our Reverse-Air Method performs state-of-the-art source removal duct cleaning.

The reverse-air method used by our company guarantees you that your ducts are being cleaned with the most advanced source removal equipment available. A Better Clean, Inc. uses seven individual steps to clean your HVAC system, setting us apart from our competitors.

1. Inspect and pre-vacuum all vent registers to capture any debris that may have fallen into the vent.
2. Attach the MAC 2500HD to your HVAC system, pulling all of your vents into a vacuum.
3. Power-sweep all duct runs back to the trunk lines using 360° high-velocity nozzles.
4. Power-sweep all trunk lines dislodging built-up debris for the vacuum to capture.
5. Fog an anti-microbial spray to safely sanitize your entire system.
6. Thoroughly clean your furnace and seal all access points to like-new condition.
7. Discuss filtration, educating you in the latest filter technology.

This seven-step method allows our technicians to reach and thoroughly clean your complete duct system with minimal noise and disruption. We take pride in our work and treat your home and furnishings as if they were our own. Like all services we provide, we guarantee your satisfaction. It’s not just clean … it’s A Better Clean.

Is the air you breathe in your home making you sick?

Your duct system functions as the respiratory system of your home. When it becomes contaminated and congested, it should be cleaned so it can ‘breathe’ normally and efficiently.

If you answer ‘YES’ to any of the following questions… it may be time to have your air duct system professionally cleaned.

• Does anyone in the house have allergies, asthma or other respiratory problems?
• Does anyone in your family suffer from headaches, nasal congestion or other sinus problems at night or in the morning?
• Is there a smoker in the house?
• Do you have dogs, cats or other pets?
• Do you notice “musty” or “stale” odors when the furnace or air conditioner runs?
• Do you notice dust on your furniture shortly after cleaning?
• Does it seem like there is not enough air flow coming from your vents?
• Is your furnace equipped only with a standard throw-away fiberglass filter?