The Air Duct Cleaning Process

 

The Air Duct Cleaning Process





Once on the scene, trained Sears professionals to utilize powerful, truck-mounted equipment to clean your air ducts of dust, debris, pet dander, allergens, and grime. This powerful suction equipment essentially vacuums out years of accumulated dust from the air ducts, leaving them clean and clear.



 Once finished, our technicians remove all equipment and make sure that your ducts and HVAC unit are restored to their former condition.



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