Professional Air Duct Cleaning service
Fully Licensed and Insured
We specialize in professional air duct cleaning in New Jersey. We service commercial facilities and residential buildings
146 Blaine St, Passaic NJ 07055
Our Services
Commercial air duct cleaning
Residential air duct cleaning
HVAC sanitation
Dryer vent cleaning
Dryer vent repair
Commercial air duct cleaning involves cleaning the HVAC system of commercial buildings using specialized equipment like vacuums and brushes to remove dust and debris.
Residential air duct cleaning involves cleaning the HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) system of a house, apartment, or condominium.
Sanitation of HVAC ductwork to protect the internal surface from new forms of life and kill existing germs.
Process of removing lint and debris that has accumulated in the dryer vent system. Over time, lint can build up in the vent, reducing the airflow and potentially creating a fire hazard.
Repair or replace leaky old dryer vent duct. Leaky dryer vents cause burned gas exhaust and lint particles contaminate indoor air. This must be fixed.
Air Duct Cleaning Process
At Expert Duct Cleaning, we use the negative air method.
Features of the method:
requires expensive equipment and highly qualified specialists;
It can remove up to 99.9% of contaminants from the air duct system.
Features of the method:
requires expensive equipment and highly qualified specialists;
It can remove up to 99.9% of contaminants from the air duct system.
Our company uses the most advanced Air Duct Cleaning System available. It is designed and manufactured by Nikro Industries, one of the leading manufacturers of H.E.P.A. filtered vacuum equipment in the United States.
All of our equipment is manufactured to meet or exceed
OSHA, EPA, and NADCA Standards for cleaning the air of nuisance dusts.
Our powerful Vacuum System will first be connected to your air duct near your furnace. Various tools will then be used to dislodge the contaminants and debris in your air ducts. The powerful vacuum will then pull the contaminants out of the ducts and through the filtration system; returning clean air back into your home. Once your system is cleaned, all access holes are resealed, returning your duct system to original clean condition.
All of our equipment is manufactured to meet or exceed
OSHA, EPA, and NADCA Standards for cleaning the air of nuisance dusts.
Our powerful Vacuum System will first be connected to your air duct near your furnace. Various tools will then be used to dislodge the contaminants and debris in your air ducts. The powerful vacuum will then pull the contaminants out of the ducts and through the filtration system; returning clean air back into your home. Once your system is cleaned, all access holes are resealed, returning your duct system to original clean condition.
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At Expert Duct Cleaning, we use the negative air method.
Features of the method:
requires expensive equipment and highly qualified specialists;
It can remove up to 99.9% of contaminants from the air duct system.
Features of the method:
requires expensive equipment and highly qualified specialists;
It can remove up to 99.9% of contaminants from the air duct system.
Frequently asked questions
Air duct cleaning is cleaning of various heating and cooling system components of forced air systems, including the entire ductwork, supply and return air ducts and registers.
Air duct cleaning helps prevent allergens, dust particles, and other unwanted debris from circulating around the house. It can also improve airflow efficiency of the system and reduce system load thus reducing energy bills. And finally, air duct cleaning will prolong your HVAC components' longevity.
Air filters do a great job shielding your system from dust, however, some dust will still get inside and accumulate over time. Very often there is some space around the filter that will allow some unfiltered air to go in. Construction dust will easily go through an air filter if it's not HEPA. Most systems have air filters by the furnace. This means that all the air in return ducts is unfiltered and will cause them to build up dust on internal walls.
A single system home will take around 5 hours to clean. For homes with more than 1 HVAC system please add 3.5 hours for each additional system.
There are a few different methods to clean air ducts. Rotobrush, Ram air, and Negative air.
Rotobrush method is attaching a brush to the end of a shopvac with an extended hose and attempting to drive it inside air ducts. Pros: cheap equipment Cons: it will never clean all components or air duct system.
Ramair is even less expensive to perform. The concept is to turn on your hvac system to "fan only" and when the air is circulating a technician will go inside each vent with a brush to dislodge the dust. The system air pressure will collect dust from return ducts at the filter. And supply ducts will push the dust out so a shopvac is used to collect dust from supply vents. Pros: even less expensive equipment. Cons: Will create a mess in the house and clog the ac coil inside the system.
We use Negative Air method. It involves large costly equipment. A negative air machine is hooked up to the system and only then we use various brushes and tools to dislodge the dust stuck to duct walls. Once loose, dust will get sucked into the machine. No dust will blow in the house and the furnace components will be clean.
Rotobrush method is attaching a brush to the end of a shopvac with an extended hose and attempting to drive it inside air ducts. Pros: cheap equipment Cons: it will never clean all components or air duct system.
Ramair is even less expensive to perform. The concept is to turn on your hvac system to "fan only" and when the air is circulating a technician will go inside each vent with a brush to dislodge the dust. The system air pressure will collect dust from return ducts at the filter. And supply ducts will push the dust out so a shopvac is used to collect dust from supply vents. Pros: even less expensive equipment. Cons: Will create a mess in the house and clog the ac coil inside the system.
We use Negative Air method. It involves large costly equipment. A negative air machine is hooked up to the system and only then we use various brushes and tools to dislodge the dust stuck to duct walls. Once loose, dust will get sucked into the machine. No dust will blow in the house and the furnace components will be clean.
Generally, every 3-5 years. Many factors will determine this period: carpet or wood flooring, presence of pets, how often is the system used, etc.
No, as mentioned earlier, companies that use negative air methods pull all the debris from your system to their negative air machines. All the vents in the house will be under negative pressure and the air will travel in instead of blowing out.
Smaller homes with single systems are expected to pay at least $400-$500 for air duct cleaning. This is a five hour job and companies usually charge their hourly rate multiplied by the amount of hours worked. If you see someone advertising air duct cleaning for a price well below that, expect problems. They will clean only some parts of your ductwork for the advertised price and try to up sell cleaning the rest of your system for a higher price.
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146 Blaine St, Passaic, NJ 07055