FAMILY-OWNED IN MARYLAND SINCE 2006
Air Duct Cleaning in Baltimore County, MD
Air Duct Pros, Inc. provides professional residential air duct cleaning throughout Baltimore County with clear, flat-rate pricing, professional equipment, before-and-after photos and no hidden fees.
$269 for each additional system
WHAT YOUR PRICE INCLUDES
Complete Residential Duct-System Cleaning
BALTIMORE COUNTY SERVICE AREA
Air Duct Cleaning Throughout Baltimore County
We provide residential air duct cleaning throughout Baltimore County. The communities below represent many of the areas our technicians regularly serve.
BALTIMORE COUNTY ZIP CODES
Baltimore County ZIP Codes We Serve
Air Duct Pros provides residential air duct cleaning throughout Baltimore County. The ZIP codes below represent Baltimore County areas we serve.
A CLEAR, PROFESSIONAL PROCESS
How We Clean Your Air Ducts
Prepare the System
We review the layout and prepare accessible supply and return ductwork for cleaning.
Loosen & Remove Debris
Professional negative pressure works together with brush augers and/or compressed-air tools to loosen and collect dust and debris.
Close & Verify
Access openings are closed, the work area is cleaned and before-and-after photos show accessible areas of the duct system.
Dryer Vent Cleaning
$80 when added to air duct cleaning or $180 as a standalone service where available. We cannot service roof vents, vents requiring ladders over 15 feet or vents beneath low decks.
EnviroCon Treatment
$80 per HVAC system. EnviroCon is an EPA-registered bacteriostat, fungistat and deodorizer that can be applied throughout the duct system during cleaning when selected.
How much does air duct cleaning cost in Baltimore County?
Residential air duct cleaning is $369 for the first HVAC system and $269 for each additional HVAC system. There are no additional per-vent charges.
Are all supply and return vent ducts included?
Yes. Our flat-rate duct-cleaning price includes unlimited accessible supply and return vent ducts, along with accessible main supply and return lines.
How is the number of HVAC systems determined?
A system is generally a furnace, air handler or heat pump serving its own duct system. The number of thermostats and HVAC units in the home can help determine the number of systems.
How long does air duct cleaning take?
A typical one-system home takes approximately one to two hours after arrival. Multiple systems, accessibility and duct configuration may require additional time.
Do you clean the blower or evaporator coil?
No. Our service is residential duct-system cleaning. We do not remove, clean, repair or service blowers, coils, furnaces, air handlers or other HVAC equipment components.
What equipment does Air Duct Pros use?
We use professional vacuum equipment along with brush augers and/or compressed-air tools.
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