
Air duct cleaning · Aventura, FL
Your unit’s air runs through one closet. We clean it from there to every grille.
In a tower apartment the air handler, its plenum and a handful of short runs are the whole system. We open all of it, photograph what we find, then brush and vacuum it end to end.
Mon to Thu 7 AM to 8 PM · Fri 7 AM to 5 PM · Sat closed · Sun 7 AM to 7 PM · Book online 24/7
State-licensed
Air-conditioning contractor CAC1822067
Hours on the listing
Mon to Thu 7 AM to 8 PM · Fri 7 AM to 5 PM · Sat closed · Sun 7 AM to 7 PM · Book online 24/7
Same or next day
Planned around your building
- · 49 reviews on our Google listingAs of See all reviews on Google
What the cleaning reaches
Why the grille is the least of it.
Every run ends at the plenum, the box on top of the air handler, and past it sits the blower wheel. When grime coats each blade the wheel pushes far less air than it was designed for, so rooms feel weak at the grille while nothing is technically broken.
Past the part you can wipe
A grille dusted from a chair looks fine from the floor. The dust that matters clings to the wire rings of the flexible duct above the ceiling.
The air your system was sized for
A wheel caked on every blade delivers only part of its rated air. Cleaned one blade at a time, it delivers its full share again.
Loose dust goes into our machine
Negative pressure holds the line while the brush works, so whatever breaks free is drawn out of your apartment, not onto the rug.
Plenum and blower wheel, every time
The heaviest deposits sit where the runs join the air handler. Stopping at the grilles would leave untouched the two parts that push your air.
Photographs of your own ducts
We photograph every opening before any brush goes in and again when it comes out, and you keep them. A reviewer on our Aventura listing called the before-and-after dust difference night and day.
Cleaned for a reason
A new pet, a renovation next door or in your unit, a stale smell at start-up, a bedroom that stays warm, a system untouched since the building went up. If yours has none of these, we say so.
Following the air, stop by stop
Five stops, from the grille back to the blower.
These are not package names, just the order the crew works in, and you are welcome to watch. Open a stop to see what happens in your home at that point.
- Grilles and boots offWe look instead of assuming.
- Every run, end to endLoose dust is pulled out of the unit.
- Plenum and coil cabinetThe dirtiest spot in the system.
- Blower wheelOne blade at a time.
- Your photo recordBefore and after, handed to you.
Stop 1 of 5
Grilles and boots off
Each supply and return grille comes down so the boot behind it can be reached and photographed. That is where hidden faults show up: a boot separating from the ceiling, foil tape peeled away at a collar, a run crushed against framing.
Stop 2 of 5
Every run, end to end
The vacuum keeps the line under negative pressure while the brush travels the whole run, so debris leaves your home. Flexible duct is a sleeve over a wire spiral and each ring catches dust like a ledge, so the brush goes all the way, not just an arm’s length.
Stop 3 of 5
Plenum and coil cabinet
This is where all the runs meet the air handler and where deposits are heaviest. We open and photograph the cabinet first, because the pattern of staining shows how long unfiltered air has been getting through, and you should see it before it is gone.
Stop 4 of 5
Blower wheel
Where the unit allows, the wheel comes out, is cleaned blade by blade and is photographed coming out and going back. It sets how much air the system can really move, and a grille-only cleaning never reaches it.
Stop 5 of 5
Your photo record
You keep the before and after photographs. Aventura reviews mention it: one customer wrote about how much gunk came out, another about so much dust and lint from the vents. Anything that needs a repair instead of a cleaning is photographed as well.
- 27,014
Housing units in Aventura
- 75.5%
Share built before 2000
- 7
Places we cover
Where the crew goes
Duct cleaning in seven places, towers and houses alike.
Aventura and its Miami-Dade neighbours, plus Hallandale Beach and Hollywood over the Broward line. Each place has a page built on its Census housing figures, which predict whether we will find a closet unit or an attic run.
Miami-Dade and Broward, with our seven places marked.
Green: on our listCheck your address
Do we come to you?
- Aventura 27,014 homes
- Golden Beach 345 homes
- Hallandale Beach 29,019 homes
- Hollywood 72,553 homes
- North Miami Beach 18,023 homes
- Ojus 8,233 homes
- Sunny Isles Beach 20,079 homes
- AventuraMentioned in 10 of the crew’s Google posts
- Golden BeachMentioned in 4 of the crew’s Google posts
- HollywoodMentioned in 4 of the crew’s Google posts
- North Miami BeachMentioned in 4 of the crew’s Google posts
- OjusMentioned in 4 of the crew’s Google posts
- Hallandale BeachMentioned in 2 of the crew’s Google posts
- Sunny Isles BeachMentioned in 2 of the crew’s Google posts
Other jobs we do
The other four calls we take.
Dryer Vent Cleaning
Lint cleared from the dryer line to where it exhausts, so loads dry faster and heat stops building up.
Chimney Cleaning
For houses with a fireplace: soot and creosote brushed out so smoke leaves by the flue.
Duct Repair
Leaks sealed, loose runs reconnected and damaged sections replaced so every room gets its air.
Duct Installation
New ductwork laid out and sized for your rooms, so the AC is not pushing against the wrong duct.
Common questions
What callers ask about duct cleaning.
Something not covered here? Call (561) 956-1733 and a technician will answer it before you book.
Send us a questionHow long will the visit take?
Do I get to see what came out?
Are the blower wheel and plenum part of it?
How often do ducts need cleaning?
Where do you work?
Describe the symptom and we will plan the visit.
A stale smell when the AC kicks on, a bedroom that stays warm, or a system nobody has opened since the building was finished.
