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Air duct cleaning · NADCA standard
Air duct cleaning, assessed before any equipment is unloaded
Supply and return ducts cleaned as one system, to the NADCA standard, for homes and businesses across Pinellas and Pasco counties. You know the scope before you say yes.
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The short answer
Who cleans air ducts in Pinellas and Pasco counties?
Air ducts in Pinellas and Pasco counties are cleaned by Ecovent Dryer Duct Solutions, for homes and businesses from Clearwater and Largo to New Port Richey and Trinity. Every job starts with a full assessment of the duct system before any equipment is deployed, so the scope is clear upfront and you know what will be cleaned before you say yes. The cleaning itself follows the NADCA standard, the National Air Duct Cleaners Association’s standard for professional duct cleaning, and covers the supply and return ducts rather than a quick pass at the registers.
Most jobs are finished in one to three hours, depending on the size of the system. Air ducts need cleaning every three to five years, and sooner in a home with pets, allergies or visible dust at the registers. The result is cleaner indoor air and an HVAC system that breathes. Every quote is free, with no obligation. Call (844) 422-7680 to book an assessment.
The visit
What happens when you book an air duct cleaning?
Three steps, in this order, on every job. The first two are finished before anything is unloaded from the truck.
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Full assessment
A technician looks over the whole duct system first: the runs, the registers and how easy each one is to reach. Nothing comes off the truck until that is done.
- 02
Scope, upfront
You are told what will be cleaned, in plain words, before you say yes. The quote is free and carries no obligation.
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Cleaning to the NADCA standard
The supply and return ducts are cleaned as one system with rotary tools and high-efficiency vacuums. Most jobs are finished in one to three hours.
years between air duct cleanings, and sooner in a home with pets, allergies or visible dust.
Ecovent service guidance
Warning signs
When should air ducts be cleaned sooner?
Every three to five years is the baseline. Four things move the date sooner, and the third one you can check yourself in a minute.
Pets in the home
Hair and dander go wherever the air goes, and the ducts are where the air goes. With a dog or a cat in the house, plan on the sooner end of every three to five years.
Allergies in the household
When someone in the house has allergies, Ecovent recommends cleaning sooner than the five-year mark. The assessment shows you what is in the runs before anything is unloaded.
Visible dust at the registers
Grey fuzz on the register louvers, or a puff of dust when the system starts, means dust is travelling the runs instead of staying in the filter.
3–5 years since the last cleaning
That is the interval Ecovent recommends for a typical home. If you cannot remember the last one, or you bought the house and there is no record, count it as due.
Pricing
What affects the price of an air duct cleaning?
No two duct systems are the same size, so there is no single number to print. Three things move the quote; four things never change.
The size of the system
A larger home, or a business with more runs, takes longer to assess and longer to clean. The assessment measures it before you get a number.
The number of registers
Every supply and return register is an opening into the system, and each one is part of the job. More registers, more time.
Access
Ductwork in a tight attic or above a finished ceiling takes longer to reach than runs in an open one. The assessment finds that out first.
Always included
- A full assessment before any equipment is unloaded
- The scope made clear upfront
- Cleaning to the NADCA standard
- A free, no-obligation quote
Good questions
Questions people ask about air duct cleaning
How often should air ducts be cleaned?
Every three to five years for a typical home, and sooner where there are pets, allergies or visible dust at the registers. That is the interval Ecovent recommends. A dryer vent runs on a different schedule, at least once a year, because lint is a fire risk and dust is not.
What is the NADCA standard?
NADCA is the National Air Duct Cleaners Association, and its standard is the standard for professional duct cleaning. Ecovent follows it on every air duct job: the whole system is assessed first, and the supply and return ducts are cleaned together, as one system, rather than a quick pass at the registers you can see.
What happens first when I book an air duct cleaning?
You get a free quote, by phone or through the form on this page, with no obligation. On the day, a technician makes a full assessment of the duct system before any equipment is deployed, so the scope is clear upfront. Only then does the cleaning start. The step-by-step article walks through a visit.
How long does air duct cleaning take?
Most jobs are finished in one to three hours. The size of the system sets the time: more runs and more registers take longer, and so does ductwork that is hard to reach. The assessment tells you where your system falls before the work starts.
Do you clean air ducts for businesses as well as homes?
Yes. Ecovent serves homes and businesses across Pinellas and Pasco counties, and a small office or shop gets the same assessment, the same NADCA-standard cleaning and the same free quote as a house. The full list of cities is on the service areas page, and if yours is not on it, call and ask.
Know the scope before a single hose comes off the truck.
A full assessment before any equipment is unloaded, cleaning to the NADCA standard and a free, no-obligation quote. Most jobs take one to three hours.