Air Quality & Duct Services
See What's Inside Your Ductwork. Clean It From the Source.
Inspection, cleaning, and documentation, in one visit.
The Process
Six steps. Nothing hidden.
01
Pre-Inspection
We inspect first, so you know what we're working with.
Before cleaning begins, we inspect the accessible components of the duct and HVAC system to identify visible buildup, debris, system condition, and any areas that need particular attention.
02
Professional Duct Cleaning
Clean the pathways the air actually travels through.
Accessible supply and return-air ductwork is cleaned using professional duct-cleaning equipment, aimed at removing accumulated dust, debris, and contaminants from the air-distribution pathways.
03
Furnace Cleaning
Your ducts are only part of the system. We clean the equipment moving the air, too.
Cleaning extends beyond the ductwork to the furnace itself, including accessible areas such as the blower compartment, accessible blower components, the furnace cabinet, return-air areas, and accessible internal surfaces.
04
Roto-Vision Inspection
See inside your ductwork.
Roto-Vision technology lets the technician visually inspect the inside of accessible ductwork and document what's actually there, so you don't have to simply take our word for it.
05
Duct-Line Fogging Treatment
Clean the lines. Treat the system.
Where appropriate, a professional fogging treatment can be applied through the duct system following cleaning, as part of keeping the air-distribution pathways maintained.
06
Documentation & Walkthrough
Your inspection. Your documentation.
Where the service configuration supports it, inspection media is documented and, when applicable, provided to you directly, followed by a walkthrough of what was found and completed.
Roto-Vision
See inside your ductwork.
Supply
Branch
Register
Furnace
Representative ductwork interior · actual inspection footage provided per job
Documentation
Your inspection. Your documentation.
Technician
Roto-Vision Camera
USB Drive
You
Don't just take our word for it. See what we found.
Availability depends on the specific service configuration for your job.
Service Inclusions
Duct & furnace cleaning may include
Why It Matters
Edmonton homes accumulate what you can't see.
FAQ
Duct Cleaning FAQs
A typical service includes a pre-inspection, cleaning of the accessible supply and return-air ductwork, furnace cleaning, a Roto-Vision visual inspection, and a post-service walkthrough. Exact inclusions can vary depending on system configuration, accessibility, and equipment condition.
Yes. Furnace cleaning covers accessible components such as the blower compartment, accessible blower parts, the furnace cabinet, and return-air areas, in addition to the ductwork itself.
Roto-Vision is a visual inspection technology that lets the technician see and document the inside of accessible ductwork, rather than relying on a description alone.
Where the equipment and duct configuration support it, yes — Roto-Vision footage lets you see what the technician sees, and documentation may be provided depending on the service setup.
It's a professional fogging treatment that can be applied through the duct system following cleaning, where appropriate, as part of keeping the air-distribution pathways maintained. It is not represented as sterilizing, disinfecting, or fully sanitizing the system.
When applicable and supported by the service equipment and workflow, inspection media can be provided, for example on a USB drive, so you have a visual record of your ductwork's condition. This depends on the specific service configuration.
This depends on the home, the system, and how it's used. A pre-inspection is the most reliable way to know whether cleaning is actually warranted for your specific ductwork, rather than working from a generic schedule.
In most cases, yes. Older systems are inspected the same way as newer ones first, so we can tell you what's accessible and what condition it's actually in before any work begins.
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